Envi italki friends When I'm reading notebooks on italki, I feel inferiority. It seems most of notebook writers study and learn foreign language much faster than me. Also, they can ask some of questions in their interesting language and they get the answers in their interesting language. Probably they are able to understand the answers. When can I ask a question in German? When can I undstand the answers fully? I wish i had ability of learning forein language fast.

To celebrate my one month with my new place Probably somebody know that I had graduated and then moved to graduate school, working in a lab and studying endocrine system; because my major is bio-medical science. I think I let some of my italki friends know. Now I want to write a note to celebrate myself because I have been working in new place for a month. There was no problem to follow lectures because I had heard all of it once during my ScB. However problem occurred from lab. At first time I moved, I thought I could not survive this new place. Everything was unfriendly. I was so nervous even though I just sat on chair. Among of those unfamiliar surroundings, person-person interaction was the worst thing I felt. All of my senior-coworkers were so friendly but even talking to them were sorts of stress for me. I had learnt about some of experimental skills from ScB, but all things that I had done in new lab made a problems. Being accustomed new equipment was also a burden on my shoulder. Even though there were so many stressful events, I am working in the lab and being a part of it also. Now I can tell some of jokes and doing a project-that is my own- and helping someone's project also. I am still learning many things and will learn more, further and deeper. I don't know how much I will study in future. But I want to do my best. If there someone who read this story celebrating myself, thank you for the reading:-)

'wollen' and 'mögen' When I want to say "I will(or I want to) read a German book", which verb between 'wollen' and 'mögen' is used usually? I've just found my Korean-German Dictionary, it shows these two verbs together, but it seems there is little differences using them.

rules about conjugation of verbs in German I've learnt about additional -t/-en/-e to the end of verbs when subject changes. For example, Ich studiere / Du studierst / Sie studieren / Er studieret But today I found a sample sentence "Ich wieβ das" / "Das weiβ du" I think "subject=du -> weiβst" and "subject=ich -> weiβe" are proper verbs for those subjects. Is 'Wieβ' one of irregular verbs from those rules? or is that the only exception about "ich" and "du"? or is that becuase of the last alphabet "β"?

Skype Now I can use my new Skype account! About 3 month ago, I lost my mail account because a hacker used mine, so MSN blocked it, then I was not able to log in. It was one of terrible memories of my life. Anyway, now I can talk with my friends, including italki friends also, using Skype! If whoever wants, Please send my messages and let me add you on Skype! Also Whoever wants to know Korean Culture, please add me 'trisha_sche'

Internship program Today is the last day of my internship.. Feel strange. Almost everyday during two months I worked because the tasks are about experiments. It was so great opportunity for me, but little bit hard. Anyway today is the last day, and I can enjoy myself from tomorror!

Is there any Easy way to learn german? I need to learn German to write a letter for my Swiss-german friend, but still German language is so sodifficult to learn.. I thought German is simillar to English because both language shared common lingual root. But, as you know, it is totally different. Then How can I learn German? Even learning and remembering words and useful terms are hard to me... Kinda diellema....

Der and das Still confusing der and das...