sally.

Oh! Haha, it fills up fast, I've emptied it out now though xD

Perhaps! I work 445pm-1100pm EST tomorrow~

ugh

ok, sorry for the mini freakout eheh

all right, we're all good! Come on over, again!

yes yes jesus i'm so sorry hang on

uh ok I don't know if anything happened to you but I fed with the wifi switch by accident??? oh god

:O! omg thanks man!

I'll open my gates, then!

okay!

My friends are actually from Korea.

They help me make things in shorter form so its easier to memorize. So saying hi is shorter, so she taught me 안녕 instead.

I only find Korean fun because I believe its one of the easier foreign languages. I tried Japanese for about a month or two but wasn't really picking it up. The good thing about my Korean learning, is I am a self-learner, but I have many friends who can help me. (not many, only like three)

I would say the hardest language of all is probably Arabic? I don't really know. I've never tried it before. Japanese would definitely be up there on my list though.

Definitely! I'll open my gates!

I only find Korean fun because I believe its one of the easier foreign languages. I tried Japanese for about a month or two but wasn't really picking it up. The good thing about my Korean learning, is I am a self-learner, but I have many friends who can help me. (not many, only like three)

I would say the hardest language of all is probably Arabic? I don't really know. I've never tried it before. Japanese would definitely be up there on my list though.

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I've really been wanting to know a foreigns persons perspective on learning English. Ever since I started Korean, I've been super curious. I've heard my fellow friend say she has a few foreign kids in her classes and that English is one of the hardest things they ever done, but I want to see it. To me, since its my tongue it seems super easy, but in another country like China or Egypt, it may be one of the hardest languages ever, especially with all the words being homophones anf homographs. That's one main reason I think it may be hard for non-native speakers because of words like their there and they're, and to, two, too. Even read and read. <i even get confused by that sometimes>

it happens on your first day like me (-:
later you'll be calm lmao

ye sure after that girl??

Just a random question...is your native tongue Japanese?

It's okay c: Gate's open!

ohh! my bad, thank you gates are opened

yeah sorry! idk what happened there, ill open now, and do you still have the bubble wand, since you dont have the balloon? :c

I will be there after this one deal :3

It's fine haha just wanted to let you know i'm ready