오랜만이예요 안녕하세요~ 오랫동안 저는 일지를 안 썼어요 ㅠㅠ 요즘 저는 바쁘고 시간이 없어서 한국어 공부를 못 해.. 근데 지금 저는 시간이 더 있어서 또 공부하고 싶어요 ^-^ 중국어도 배우고 싶어요. 저는 중국사람 이거든요. 우리 부모님은 중국어 못 해서 저도 못 해요. 제 친구가 중국어 배울하기 쉬운 말해요. 배우는 것 쉬우면 좋겠어요. 제 한국어 나쁘면 미안해요 ㅠㅠ

꿈꾸는 I - 포커즈 요즘 저는 노래를 들었어요.그 노래 이름은 "꿈꾸는 I" 예요. 이 노래 너무 뭉클해서 저는 많이 들었어요. 다른 노래 이 노래랑 브슷해요? Lately I've been listening to a song. The song is called 꿈꾸는 I. This song is very moving (inspirational) so I listen to it a lot. Are there other songs like this song? (I think I wrote this wrong ㅠㅠ)

Korean Pronouns? I was just wondering, what are the common Korean pronouns in both formalities? For example, "he and she" in English. Thank you~Actually, better question. I know the pronouns, but I was wondering how I would go about saying something like the lines of, "(s)He's stupid." or "Why did (s)he come?" Even something like, "(s)He's a teacher." I know you can use 그 and 그녀, but I know they're uncommon. Help~

Korean Learning iPhone resource recommendations? I'm looking for apps that can help me learn, not only Korean grammar and sentence patterns, but also vocab. Aside from TTMIK, Naver Dictionary and Daum Dictionary, I don't have much else. I was wondering if you could suggest some apps, maybe flash card apps, something, for me to learn faster! Thank you~

L'école a recommencé Je pense que je dois ecrire une note avant que l'école a recommencé. C'est seulement pour practique mon français parce que je vais prendre un cours de français en mon premier semestre de l'école. Pendant c'est année, j'aimerais apprendre beaucoup de matière de conversation parce que je ne suis pas très confient (?) quand je parle. Aujourd'hui, mon père répare une porte dans ma maison. Je l'ai aider pour environ trois heures, mais c'était amusant parce que j'aime passer du temps avec mes parents. Aprés, j'était très fatigue, alors je suis resté à la maison pour le reste de la journée. Je suis désolé, je ne suis pas très bon à taper en français. Je n'ai pas étudié pour quelques temps. My French is really rusty.. I need to study! Ahh >.< Please correct me ㅠㅠ

I have to.. Conjugation question I learned that you have to conjugate the verb and add ~야 되다/하다 for the ending to say "I have to do something" or "I must do something." However, I am a little confused. Do these sentences make sense? 한국어 배워야 돼요. 아홉 시에 일어나야 돼요. 오늘 물을 많이 마셔야 돼요. Thanks >.< Just practicing!

Giving a gift (Phrases to say when giving a present to someone) I'm going to give a gift to a friend, and we're both into Korean culture and language. I wanted to make it fun, so I was thinking about doing a little speech (if you will) in Korean. I guess I just want to say a few phrases to impress them. How would I go about saying: "Here you go!" "I got this for you!" "I hope you like it!" "This is for you!" "For you!" Thank you so much~

Juggling Multiple Languages? I guess this isn't much of a question related to learned Korean itself, but I was wondering if I could get some feedback anyways. Being Chinese, I feel somewhat bad for not speaking my own mother language. I really want to learn Chinese, but I don't know where to start. Unlike Korean, to me anyways, the language feels very overwhelming. The tones and intonations scare me especially. On top of that, I think that I'd get confused learning Korean and Cantonese/Mandarin simultaneously. So I guess my questions are: Do you think it's a good idea to try and learn two completely new languages (to you) at the same time? If yes, how do you differentiate between the content and not mix up the grammar and structure? (Obviously I wouldn't randomly say a sentence in Korean then one in Chinese, but I mean for order of words, vocabulary, etc. Thanks~!

First notebook entry: Introducing myself 안냥하세요 여러분! (It's a shame that I can't type that well in Korean and in fact, I can't even speak much Korean yet ><)