Which one is correct? 위 사람은 구미 "X"학원에서 2014 년 9 월 8 일부터 2015 년 1 월 31 일까지성실하게 근무한자로서 이적을 동의합니다. or 위 사람은 "X"학원에서 2014 년 9 월 8 일부터 2015 년 1 월 31 일까지성실하게 근무한자로서 이적을 동의합니다. Or are neither right? Or Both right? Admittedly I'm using a guide and it's not very clear on how to fill in the blanks.Thanks! P.S. "X" is the name of a school

Porque no puedo escribir en coreano Quiero aprender coreano y quiero usar esto sitio web a ayudar con eso. Pero, el problema es que no sé nada de la lengua coreana. Comprendo un poco de las palabras pero no puedo escribir o hablar en la lengua. Por eso, escribo en español porque es un poco mejor que escribiendo en inglés, no? Inglés es mi primera lengua. No es necesario que yo practique inglés, pero necesito practicar mi español. No lo uso mucho. En realidad, nunca uso español estos días. Ahora mi español es terrible en comparación de los años pasados. Es un poco triste, pero porque yo quiero ir a Asia, no es súper importante ahora. Yo lo mejoraré en la futura próxima. No usé un diccionario mucho cuando escribí esto. Espero que sea comprensible jaja.

How do you know when to use "은"/"는" vs. "이"/"가" ? I am a complete beginner with Korean. I can somewhat read hangul and I understand a few words and phrases but that's about it. In the book that I am using (which I got while I was in Korea), they say that "은"/"는" indicates a topic and "이"/"가" indicates a subject; however, I have never had topic and subject present to me as two separate concepts when discussing grammar before so this really confuses me. I've seen them both alone and and together in sentences but I still don't quite understand how they are used differently from one another. For example, what would be the difference between saying "책이많습니다" and "책은많습니다?" Are one of these simply wrong? If so, why? I'd greatly appreciate any help on the matter.