I want to visit England too. I chat in English all the time, but I haven´t had many opportunities to speak English out loud. I mispronounce words time after time.

I wish I could chat in another language. It would be fun.

Sorry for being in and out; im stalking the exchange. <3
and roleplaying. xD

i know right? that's why i'm heeeeeeeeere!!! it's 8:27pm hereee. what time is it there Manic?

Speaking it does help, of course, that's the way it is with all languages. :P

I'm gonna go wallow in misery and envy of chihiro.
:drool:...

well, it's 3:30 here ... basically

It´s 13:29 here.

11:29AM here. :D

Edit: Make that 11:30. ;)

lol, don't! i just got hereeeee. i'm sure my rose colored glasses will fade, and magical Korean trash on the ground and street signs in Hangul will turn into . . . trash and signs, lol.

It's 6:29am here. I've been up for a bit.

@Kalium 1pm?

I heard Korean is really hard to learn, what's your say on that, Chihiro? :O

is that a cookie living on your head? heheheh

Wow ... I wish. It'll get there eventually though ... just like it does at any time zone.

@Huffie: i am NOT the person to ask sadly, LOL. i don't speak Korean! i moved here to teach English actually, but i don't speak Korean, i speak Japanese >.<

My first language is Turkish. Has any of you tried to learn it?

lol wow ... that's going to make things a little difficult, I'd think ...

How is it living there so far without being able to speak Korean?

@Kalium No I've never learned speak to Turkish. How does English compare?

Originally Posted by chihiro

@Huffie: i am NOT the person to ask sadly, LOL. i don't speak Korean! i moved here to teach English actually, but i don't speak Korean, i speak Japanese >.<

Oh! :O Doesn't that make things difficult? :XD

Hmm :S
Should I sell my spare FoWN set? :S

FoWN set? what's that?

Festival of Winter Nights.

i've never studied Turkish but it seems like it would be super cool to know. i dunno how getting there would go for me tho!

so far so good, but i'm at orientation with all the teachers who only speak English as well, so i haven't been put in any serious language-barrier situations. and Korean ppl learn English from childhood. it doesn't mean they're comfortable speaking it, or that their speaking/listening skills are very good, but i haven't had much trouble making myself understood or communicating. but like i said, i'm basically living in an English bubble right now. i'll let you know what it's like when i move to my apt/city alone. i'll prolly be on here a lot more! LOL

I would love to know what that is as well...