What's your biggest challenge when learning a language? How do you usually overcome it, and what helps you stay motivated? Feel free to comment below or send me a message if you'd like to chat more about it!

Hello everyone! Next February, I’m planning to visit Korea with my friends, and I’m already getting excited about the trip. This will be my fifth time traveling to Korea, but every visit still gives me new memories and a fresh perspective. Because I’ve been there several times, I feel more comfortable with transportation, ordering food, and understanding the atmosphere of the city. Still, traveling with friends makes everything feel new again. We’re planning to stay in Seoul, since there are still many places we haven’t explored. I want to visit some cafés that recently went viral online and try winter-only menus. I’m also looking forward to enjoying street foods like hotteok, tteokbokki, and fish cake soup, which taste even better in the cold season. This time, I especially hope to make use of the Korean I’ve been studying for the Hangul Ability Test. I recently started reviewing vocabulary and grammar again, so I want to try reading signs, ordering in Korean, and having simple conversations with shop staff. It would be great if I could feel the progress of my studying while traveling. I think using the language in real situations will motivate me even more. Since it’s been a while since our last trip together, we want to take our time shopping, wandering through different neighborhoods, and taking lots of photos. Even though it’s my fifth visit, Korea always offers something new. I hope this upcoming journey will be another unforgettable experience, and I can’t wait for February to arrive.

I recently took a trip with my friend to Osaka to see Ado’s live concert, and it turned out to be an unforgettable experience. We traveled by shinkansen, and although it was convenient and fast, I was honestly shocked by how expensive the tickets were. Still, the excitement of the upcoming concert kept our spirits high. When we arrived in Osaka, the first thing we wanted to do was buy some Ado merchandise, but to our disappointment, almost everything was already sold out. It was a little heartbreaking, since we had been looking forward to getting souvenirs, but we didn’t let it ruin our day. The concert itself was absolutely incredible. Ado’s voice, the atmosphere of the venue, and the energy of the crowd created an amazing experience that made the whole trip worthwhile. The following day, we took a short trip to Kyoto and visited Uji. There were many tourists, but the autumn leaves were so beautiful that it didn’t bother us at all. The scenery felt peaceful and almost magical. Most of all, I was moved by how delicious the matcha was. Drinking authentic Uji matcha in such a scenic place felt special, and it became one of the highlights of the trip. Overall, it was a wonderful journey filled with great memories, beautiful sights, and unforgettable moments.

Good morning☀️ Recently, I am very busy because I have a lot of assignments and homework from my classes in university. Even though I study every day, it feels like the work never ends, and sometimes I get tired or stressed. However, I know I need to continue because I have to finish everything of my task before the deadlines. One important assignment I have right now is an tomorrow's English presentation. The presentation will be tomorrow, so I must prepare well today. I still need to make my PowerPoint slides and practice speaking. I think it is important to use small free moments throughout the day to compite my slides to be clear, easy to understand, and visually simple. I also want to speak slowly and confidently so the audience can follow my ideas. Besides schoolwork, something fun is coming soon!! it is Christmas🎄Christmas is one of my favorite ivents of the year because I can relax and spend time with people I love. This year, I will have a Christmas party with my friends. We are planning to eat good food, talk, listen to music, and enjoy the holiday mood together. I am really looking forward to it. Even though things are tough now, I believe everything will feel rewarding once I finish my work and finally enjoy the holiday season. Have a nice day:)

English students: Can you relate to this? You want to sound more clear and understandable to a native English speaker. Not just have people understand a few of your words then assume what you're actually saying. But to have your listeners completely understand you instantly without having to make any assumptions or use 'context' clues. Maybe you've never had someone from the United States judge your speaking before. Maybe you've only had friends and family judge your speaking and they haven't offered much in regards to what you should improve on. If you've never had someone from the US judge your speaking and you want to sound more American then let me know. I have pronunciation classes, conversation classes and more available!

친구와 과일 음료 마시기 (Fruit Drink with a Friend) 컷 1 👩: “안녕! 오늘 뭐 마실래?” 👉 "Hi! What do you want to drink today?" 컷 2 🧑: “나는 과일 주스 마실래!” 👉 "I want to drink fruit juice!" 컷 3 👩: “좋아! 나도 과일 주스!” 👉 "Great! I want fruit juice too!" 컷 4 🥤 (두 사람이 함께 음료 마시며) 👫: “맛있다! 정말 상큼해!” 👉 "Delicious! So refreshing!"

“In Ukrainian, we have many unique expressions that don’t have a direct English equivalent. For example, ‘Мені байдуже’ (I don’t care / it doesn’t matter). Can you think of similar expressions in your native language? Would you like me to share more Ukrainian ones?”

As a friend before teacher my bro.

"I have a lot on my plate..." 🍛 "I've bitten off more than I can chew..." 😬 Have you ever used these expressions before? 🧐