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Actually I have been studying hard in English for about 3years. But you know, it’s really hard and not good improve at English well. Hey,, English people , have you ever tried learn Korean language or language which is opposite located? Sometimes I envy to English people because English is official language and you can take easily work in the another country. Anyway.. I am feeling some stress about English learning. But I have to study keep ,, Anyway That was long story,, Theses days I am focusing at speaking, and I hope to speak like fluently in this year..,😭

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Actually I have been studying hard in English for about 3years. But you know, it’s really hard and not good improve at English well. Hey,, English native people , have you ever tried learn Korean language or language which is opposite located? Sometimes I envy to English native people because English is official language and you can take easily work in the another country. Anyway.. I am feeling some stress about English learning. But I have to study keep ,, Anyway That was long story,, Theses days I am focusing at speaking, and I hope to speak like fluently in this year..,😭
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Actually I have been studying English hard for about three years. But, you know, it’s really hard for me to improve my English. Hey, English people, have you ever tried to learn the Korean language or a language which is at the opposite of yours? Sometimes I envy English people because English is an official language and you can easily find a job abroad when you speak English. Anyway.. I am feeling a bit stressful about learning English, but I have to keep studying. Anyway That was a long story. Theses days I am focusing on speaking, and I hope to be able to speak more fluently this year..,😭
Good work. Well, I'm French so I can understand how learning English can be frustrating sometimes. But to be fair there are some similarities between French and English. As for me, I managed to progress through listening podcasts and watching movies, TV shows or just YouTube videos in English on a regular basis. I used the subtitles at first, then I progressively realized that I didn’t need them anymore, except in a few particular cases. It’s a good way to study English without necessarily having the feeling of working hard or exhausting yourself. Also, I worked as a scientist before and as you rightfully mentioned, English is an official language, almost all of the scientific literature is in English, so I suppose that also helped a lot in my case. Sorry my comment is a bit dense. If you have any questions feel free to send me a message.

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