Evelynnnnn
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- Joined
- Sep 12, 2015
- Member Type
- Student or Learner
- Native Language
- Chinese
- Home Country
- Malaysia
- Current Location
- Malaysia
Hi there, this is my study plan for Korean and English language. Please leave some comment and correction! Thanks in advanced!
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I have always been interested in Korean languages. Before this, I had taught myself some basic Korean, mostly from internet. My most visited Korean learning website is http://www.howtostudykorean.com/ as it provide a step by step learning system with some small tests after the lesson. Youtube is also a best learning tool for me where I learned the pronunciation of Korean alphabets from the videos there. Besides, I had picked up a lot of Korean from some self-taught books so that I could learn Korean by myself without attending the costly language course. However, there is never enough for academic purposes. Before arriving in Korea, I will continue to learn Korean through internet and books. I will also try to connect with native speaker and speak to them in Korean through communication apps such as Kakaotalk.
After arriving in Korea, I will cherish the one-year language course and study hard. I will set up a series of study strategies such arrange a study schedule and strictly follow it. Learning a new languages is fun and enjoyable. As soon as I understand the basics, I will start to learn Korean in some fun way. To improve my spoken language and listening skills, I would like to watch television shows and movies which plays with subtitles. Meanwhile, I will also read novels to learn new words and the grammar of the languages. In fact, the best way to expert in a new language is to speak it frequently. Speaking with a real, live person will helps to feel much more motivated about learning the language than staring at a book or computer screen. Hence, I will try to speak Korean with others in my daily life and makes friends with Koreans.
English as a global lingua franca should not be neglected while learning Korean. As for English, I have been developing it since I was young as English is one of the main instructions in Malaysia school. Most of the subject is conducted in English in Malaysia. Moreover, I had always communicate with my Malay and Indian friends in English. I believe that I have a strong foundation in English and all I need to do is keep it up after arrive to Korea. After coming to Korea, I will maintain my English level by reading English novels. Furthermore, I will always get in touch with my friends in Malaysia. This will enable me to maintain my English speaking skills so that I would not forget English gradually.
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I have always been interested in Korean languages. Before this, I had taught myself some basic Korean, mostly from internet. My most visited Korean learning website is http://www.howtostudykorean.com/ as it provide a step by step learning system with some small tests after the lesson. Youtube is also a best learning tool for me where I learned the pronunciation of Korean alphabets from the videos there. Besides, I had picked up a lot of Korean from some self-taught books so that I could learn Korean by myself without attending the costly language course. However, there is never enough for academic purposes. Before arriving in Korea, I will continue to learn Korean through internet and books. I will also try to connect with native speaker and speak to them in Korean through communication apps such as Kakaotalk.
After arriving in Korea, I will cherish the one-year language course and study hard. I will set up a series of study strategies such arrange a study schedule and strictly follow it. Learning a new languages is fun and enjoyable. As soon as I understand the basics, I will start to learn Korean in some fun way. To improve my spoken language and listening skills, I would like to watch television shows and movies which plays with subtitles. Meanwhile, I will also read novels to learn new words and the grammar of the languages. In fact, the best way to expert in a new language is to speak it frequently. Speaking with a real, live person will helps to feel much more motivated about learning the language than staring at a book or computer screen. Hence, I will try to speak Korean with others in my daily life and makes friends with Koreans.
English as a global lingua franca should not be neglected while learning Korean. As for English, I have been developing it since I was young as English is one of the main instructions in Malaysia school. Most of the subject is conducted in English in Malaysia. Moreover, I had always communicate with my Malay and Indian friends in English. I believe that I have a strong foundation in English and all I need to do is keep it up after arrive to Korea. After coming to Korea, I will maintain my English level by reading English novels. Furthermore, I will always get in touch with my friends in Malaysia. This will enable me to maintain my English speaking skills so that I would not forget English gradually.
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