#Homework

Korean "delicacies" #4 I promised to tell you why even my children are happy about me learning Korean. Well, I discovered that there are many songs for children in Korean and it is a great idea for learning words. That's how I learned numbers, days of the week, and now I sing Three Bears (곰 세 마리). And the children in the car on the way to the school sing along with me! And so I am both a good mother and a good student :) 반반! 반반 - fifty-fifty, half-and-half (EN) 반반 - pół na pół, po połowie, podzielone na dwie połowy (PL)

Mets un "L" ou " LL" au verbes "appeler" : 1. Nous appe...ons (présent de l'indicatif) nos grands-parents pour prendre des nouvelles. 2. J'aime lorsque tu m'appe...es (présent de l'indicatif) pour raconter ta semaine. 3. Vous avez appe...é (passé composé) votre oncle récemment ? 4. Elle appe....e (présent de l'indicatif) ses copines tous les soirs. 5. Nous appe...erons (futur de l'indicatif) demain pour réserver l'hôtel.

Korean "delicacies" #3 I didn't know that learning Korean would give me such great pleasure. My face is happy, my body is happy, even my children are happy! Do you want to know why? The answer next week :). Three months ago I would never have believed that during a very busy week I would wake up at 5:30 in the morning just to take an italki lesson before going to work. Maybe I'm crazy? Or maybe it's the effect of learning just for my own pleasure? Never mind :) Today I want to brag about another Korean delicacy I heard, ate and liked. You may like it too. 딸바보 - daughter's daddy, girl's daddy, a father who becomes a fool when it comes to his daughter and adores/praises her a lot (EN) 딸바보 - ojciec totalnie zwariowany na punkcie córki, traktujący ją jak księżniczkę (PL)