How difference between ㄹ래요 and ㄹ까요? How difference between ㄹ래요 and ㄹ까요? For example: 영화를 볼래요? 영화를 볼까요? 정은 씨, 같이 식당에 갈래요? 정은 씨, 같이 식당에 갈까요? 정은 씨, 이번 연휴에 같이 여행갈래요? 정은 씨, 이번 연휴에 같이 여행갈까요?

【한국어공부 14번째주】 한국어공부 14번째주 세종한국어 2 제2과：취미 활동 문법： 못, -아서/어서 제 연습： 제 취미는 요리예요. 요리를 너무 좋아해서 매일 해요. 저도 맛있는 음식을 먹는 것을 좋아해서 주말에 남자친구하고 같이 외식해요.

昨日は美味しい日本料理を食べました。 この店の名前は魚やです。 シドニーで美味しい和食です。 昨日の晩ご飯は彼氏とにぎり寿司、ウナギ重、牛タン塩焼き、五目茶碗蒸しを食べました。 とても美味しかったですね。 それて、家に帰った後、日本語を勉強しましたが、言葉をたくさん忘れました。

おもしろ漢字Tシャツ ! これ面白すぎ！日本で売って〈不要香菜〉漢字Tシャツ、日本人観光客に大好評。 あジア料理に使われるパクチー。中国では香菜、英語ではコリアンダー。日本人はパクチーを嫌いたけど、私は台湾料理に使われるパクチーを食べるのが好きよ。ても、あまり多く食べないほうがいいと思い。

annyeonghaseyo~ jeoneun stella imnida.

Hello!! Everyone~ ^^

I'm Stella, from Taiwan and I live in Australia now.
I like Korean food!! and I just start to learn Korean by myself with books and internet information.
It's hard but I will try my best!!

The lunchtime yesterday about my work. The lunchtime yesterday! Has a lots of foreigners came to my work's shop. They are students of National Cheng Kung University. Taiwanese students took them to come to my work's shop for lunch. They are about 30 people. And they can't speak chinese. They are European, some of them who's English is not well, and my English is also not well....>ε< So some people can't communicate with in English. likes some of them don't know what's mayonnaise, mustard and some of food name in English....etc. We were really busy!!! But funny because something happened in conversation...hehe XD There were often some things happen in my work's shop with foreigners, really interesting and funny. Likes today... Two foreign girls came to my work's shop. One girl ordered a tuna subs and a muffin. I wanted to ask her about her muffin later I finished her tuna sub. Me:「Do you want to heat your muffin?」 The foreign girl:「No no no....that's funny!!」 My poor English...>0<

日本語で問題があります～お願いします。 (Has some problems in Japanese) 喜歡什麼麵包? 喜歡哪個麵包? (What bread would you like?) →どんなパンが好きですか？ どのパンが好きですか？ 喜歡什麼蔬菜呢? 喜歡哪些蔬菜呢? (What veggies would you like?) →どんな野菜が好きですか？ 有不喜歡的蔬菜嗎? (Are there veggies you don't like?) →嫌いな野菜がありませんか？ 修正してください！ありがとうございます～ (Correct please! Thanks!)

レカンフラワー展覧会！ 七月二十四日は友達と台中へレカンフラワー展覧会を見に行った。 私の良い友達はむむさんです。 むむさんはレカンフラワーかとても​上手ですね！ むむさんの作品はほんとにきれいです！ それから、私たちが逢甲夜市へ行った。 逢甲夜市で多い食べ物を食べた。 ほんとにいっぱいでしたなあ～ほっほ～！=P 新しい友達に会ったは念さんと菲さんです！知って嬉しいで​すよ～ 私は写真を40枚ぐらい撮った。とても楽しかった！

The Dragon Boat Festival with zongtzi (rice dumplings) We ate zongzi today. Really delicious. My mother made them. They took my mother 5 hours to finished them. But I can only helped her a little. It was very hard for me, I couldn't do it well =S In Taiwan, it is very convenient to buy ready-to-eat zongzi. However, many families still prefer to make their own. This is especially true of families with children preparing for the once-a-year college entrance exams held after Dragon Boat Festival, since it is believed that eating homemade zongzi before the test will help bring high scores. ------------------------------------------------- About The Dragon Boat Festival： Dragon Boat Festival is celebrated on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, and together with Chinese New Year and Mid-Autumn Festival forms one of the three major Chinese holidays. Since the summer is a time when diseases most easily spread, Dragon Boat Festival began as an occasion for driving off evil spirits and pestilence and for finding peace in one's life. The festival was later enriched by the legend of the patriot Chu Yuan. Dragon Boat Festival is highlighted by the dragon boat races, in which competing teams drive their boats forward rowing to the rhythm of pounding drums. This lively and colorful tradition has continued unbroken for centuries to the present day. The festival's significance as a time for warding off evil and disease is symbolized by a number of customary practices such as hanging calamus and moxa on the front door, and pasting up pictures of Chung Kuei (a nemesis of evil spirits). Adults drink hsiung huang wine and children are given fragrant sachets, both of which are said to possess qualities for preventing evil and bringing peace. Another custom practiced in Taiwan is "fetching noon water," in which people draw well water on the afternoon of the festival in the belief that it will cure illness. And if you can successfully stand an egg on its end exactly at 12:00 noon, then the coming year will be a lucky one. The most popular dish during Dragon Boat Festival is zongzi, originally eaten in memory of the patriot Chu Yuan, but gradually evolving into a snack eaten during normal occasions as well.