is this slogan natural? Small donation is the start of love 작은 기부, 사랑의 시작입니다. Thanks in advance

Is this a correct title? Development of Simple and Easy Evaluation Programs for Safety of Buildings Against Earthquakes I would like to make a title for software which are of three. It is programs that can be used by people who even don't have any professional knowledge about earthquakes. You can simply and easily test which your building is safe or not through the programs when it is struck by an earthquake. Thanks in advance

please correct a sentence Would you correct the sentence below, if it is not natural or wrong? 자연스럽지 않거나 틀리다면 아래 문장을 고쳐주시겠어요? I don't know why I cannot hear and understand even ordinary English sentences which are composed of easy words. 나는 왜 쉬운 단어로 이루어진 보통 영어 문장들조차 듣고 이해할 수 없는지 모르겠어요

when you are sick and go see a doctor, When you are sick and go see a doctor, what does the doctor generally say to you first? Is it "Where does it hurt you?"? Is it natural? What else alternative expressions are there? 1. Where do you feel pain? 2. What are the symtoms? Your any help would be appreciated.

singular or plural? The purpose of this research is to suggest a method to mitigate damages from ( ). 1. an earthquake 2. earthquakes 3. earthquake I just made a sentence to ask a question. What would be suitable among above three in the blank? I wanted to express not a particular earthquake, but general earthquakes that may happen in the future. Thank you for teaching me. Any other corrections would be appreciated.

I am a Korean 1. I am Korean. 2. I am a Korean. I saw that many people use sentence no. 1. But if I use sentence no.2, does it sound unnatural to native speakers? Thank you for answering me.

Which is more natural? 1. Assessment Issues for Facility Safety with Acceleration Sensors 2. Facility Safety Assessment Issues with Acceleration Sensors Thank you in advance

Is it correct? Uncertainty of research process for the National Seismic Hazard Maps was proposed as a problem by a researcher.

What is the most idiomatic expression among belows? What is the most idiomatic expression among belows? 1. What is that you really want? 2. What is it you really want? 3. What is what you really want? Thanks in advance.