A Bible teacher said, "You may be spending time with family and friends." Only my grandma invited me to eat dumplings during Lunar New Year's Eve. I have only received greetings from some previous students or colleagues. My second cousin used to call my grandma and visit her, but after he borrowed money from my father, he never showed up again. My grandma felt very upset because his late mother was my grandma's only sister. Spring has already approached this month even before the Chinese New Year. I smelled the sweetly perfumed smell in the sunshine and then I realized that wintersweet has already bloomed. The Chinese call it “plum in wax.” "But now your poet is getting old, And he has forgotten the love and lyrics; Yet, he still resents the few flowers beyond the bamboo, For their chilling fragrance has crept into his chamber."

Quick Question What is your biggest goal in learning Korean this year? To watch K-movies without subtitles 🍿 To settle down in Korea and join a community/church ⛪ To talk with Korean friends fluently Tell me in the comments! I'll be happy to reply to each one. #KoreanLanguage #LearnKorean #HoneySsam #Dalbodre

Hello from your new mentor, Honey Ssam! 🍯 안녕하세요! Hello, everyone! I'm Honey Ssam, your new Korean mentor. I’m currently waiting for my introduction video to be approved. I’m so excited to meet you all very soon! In my class, we don't just study grammar. We 'connect' your life with Korea through Picture Books, K-Movies, and even Cooking! 🥘🎬

Being able to talk on a wide variety of topics is really helpful for getting a higher mark on the IELTS test. In this podcast I will help you to form opinions and ideas for Speaking Part 3 and Writing Part 2. You can also book a private lesson with me on my profile. Hope to see you in a lesson soon!

Why English Speakers Should Learn Turkish Learning Turkish offers a wealth of benefits for English speakers. Here’s why it’s a great choice: 1. Simple Grammar Turkish has no gendered nouns and follows a logical structure. Its agglutinative grammar (adding suffixes to root words) is straightforward once you get the hang of it, making it easier to learn than many European languages. 2. Cultural Access Turkey is rich in history, with ancient landmarks like Ephesus and Troy. Speaking Turkish lets you engage more deeply with its cultural heritage, from literature to modern TV shows and movies. 3. Better Travel Experience While English is spoken in tourist areas, knowing Turkish will enhance your travel experience by allowing you to communicate more naturally with locals, navigate beyond tourist zones, and enjoy authentic experiences. 4. Career Opportunities Turkey’s growing economy offers job opportunities in sectors like tourism, trade, and international business. Knowing Turkish can give you a competitive edge if you're looking to work in or with Turkish companies. 5. Enjoyable Language Turkish is phonetic and easy to pronounce. With its expressive vocabulary and logical structure, it's a fun and rewarding language to learn.

Which one is OK? Someone just came without advance notice. I wish you had let me know before you came. I wish you would have let me know before you came.