Hello everyone,
I am confused about the difference between 저는 and 나는. They both mean "I am," but when do you use each?
Someone please help me.
Best,
SK Jones
Hello Everyone,
I made a french blog and I would like for you all to join me on my French language journey by correcting me when I make mistakes in my writing. I also believe that writing in the Target Language would be beneficial for comprehension and practicing the L2. I would like to create a community of bloggers who can read and correct each others blogs in French and write about whatever we want. So please message me if you would like to join me on this language journey by creating your own English or French blogs. I will continue to write mine, and then we edit each others blogs by stating what could change/improve within out writing.
Please view my blog via the link, Please read it and correct me!
http://jesuissk.blogspot.com
Thank You
SK Jones
Hello Everyone,
I started a blog to document my French language acquisition journey, and I would like for you all to join me. I will be writing about my lessons, my life, and my interests, so please read and give me feedback on these postings. If you are a proficient L2(second language learner) or a native speaker, please check out my postings give me feedback by leaving a comment about my sentence structures and my work choices, this would be beneficial for me. My only request is that you please be courteous because my written and spoken skills are very low at the moment. The link is down below, and I would greatly appreciate your help.
https://jesuissk.blogspot.com/b/post-preview?token=X86Xf1MBAAA.Ew-qRRXxxHYFowJxKNK23mMD0nhpyIUc4VnKKEpbM2Hs9hJk1nfeJy_H_mJdGEuEqdUN3I5VDdOmbWcU9YWCAA.TI3ui2cVwlZpRJrm_O11pw&postId=5454605764338456152&type=POST
Thanks for reading this,
SK Jones
P.S My only means of translation, was a dictionary.
