새해 복 많이 받으세요! 

I just had a language exchange partner cancel our meetings for the foreseeable future because she's too busy. Right now I only have two meetings a week; on Thursdays and Sundays. If you are free any other day of the week, and you live in Seoul, please let me know. I live right next to 양재역 in 강남. I'd be willing to meet you halfway. I have textbooks for Korean grammar which are a good tool. Free talking is also good. I'm thinking about an hour of practicing Korean plus an hour of English for each meeting. I'm flexible with time.

빨리 연락주세요! 감사합니다

Attention Koreans:

Native English speakers use the word "college", not "university". I keep hearing (and seeing) Koreans using "university" mistakenly, and I figured I should let everyone know. So instead of saying "I'm a university student", you should be saying "I'm a college student." Now when you say the name of your school, that is when you say "I go to Hongik University" (or whatever school you're going too). The word "university" is almost exclusively used within this context.

감사합니다 여러분 ^^