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Thank you a lot for sharing. Besides knowing the site path to apply there is an important thing to think of, Korean CVs and Cover Letter format, Can you share the website where we can do Korean format or any method to do it?

On Guam, if you’re living alone and barely home, power bill is at least $100 and water is at least $60. A decent 1 bedroom apartment is at least $1,000. Cost of living is high and wages are low. Strawberries are $10 for a small container. Bag of Lays chips is $7. A dozen eggs is at least $6. Koreans that come here say that prices are 2x or 3x more than Korea. 😬 When I go to mainland U.S. I literally cry when I go to Target or Walmart or Winco or Costco.

Thank you so much for this video Natalia! I'm planning on moving to Korea from the UK next year. I'm just trying to get as much information before moving over. This video has honestly been super helpful and insightful! Thanks again ❤

I just did the math based on average income and average utility bills and it is around 230% more expensive to be in the us. idc ab the lower wages it’s still cheap! I’d love to live there one day 🫶

How low are the wages? Because i live somewhere cheap in europe and i pay more than double on just electricity

My Electricity/Gas bill is $350 to $400 in the winter. Water is about $80. It hurts.

Maybe check that’s there’s no pilot out or any slow gas leaks.

Idk My California utilities are about $230. Water + Electricity And that's after Solar Panels reducing it....

Exactly!!

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0:07 the Koya pillow in the background, i wish I had one of those😭💜

In the Past they wanna learn Japanese now they wanna learn Mandarin Chinese & Korean 🫶❤️

the way i used to dress going to class before i studied abroad in seoul vs when I came home 😭

🤣😂🤣 In other words, be a trendsetter when you go to Korea. While you were uncomfortable thinking you’re the only one not looking cute, all the cute gals were wishing they were comfortable like you. #trendsetter 🥳🥳🥳

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Great advice because I'm the type to bring a little bit of everything and only wear two things in public and only wearing the other things in my room. So while I'm rewearing the same pair of pants 3 days in a row, I'm also keeping that one shirt unworn just for the trip home since I have to sit next to people for several hours.

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I write notes i understand the grammar rules but when it comes to use them i suddenly go blind that's i want to make as much as sentence I want can anyone tell how u study guys ? Any website on Google where we can find so many practice sentence or tips ??? Plz tell me guys i really need 😭😭😭😭😭plz plz plz

What date you visit there in november? It's look like a peak autumn time

미쳤어~~~!! You’re doing great! Keep up the good work

I have to say I am so happy I am from Czechia. czech language is "really easy" :D just silly joke. I have US friends which have been living in Czech republic for years and no they are not able to speak fluently. Czech grammar is crazy, prounounciation is even worst than Korean. On the other hands structure of sentences is close to Korean, we use several different ways of politeness. May be it is reason why I love Korean so much

This is a great set of photos

Purchase in advance.

Im begginer in Korea.

Omg I have the same sweater

Hai, I hope you are doing good. I want to know the study plan and suggestion how to get passed for Topik 1 exam. Kindly help me so I can attend my exam on October

Sorry but I can't open lingoda because I don't know my email address

I hope that one day I will have too 😅😢😊

When I was looking for a camera, I clearly didn't do enought research on the photo quality of this camera because I'm regretting getting another Canon (just because it looked cute 😂)

Reading Korean is half the battle, right ? … right? 😅

“Common sense, I fear” is such a funny collection of words omg 😂

I mean, it will probably help you hearing how people talk casually, their pronounciation, but not immediately, give it time.

Korea is always beautiful ❤

카메라 가지고 싶어요! 미래에

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I got a degree in criminal justice, I don't see myself working overseas lol

I’d rather tell the photographer she’s amazing!

When it’s longer it’s called an ultra marathon.

Like a lot of things worth achieving in life, consistent effort and hard work are required. Acquiring new language skills-----not a race, but a marathon......no matter where you live

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Spent a month in country n couldn’t even learn 1 phrase.

I can read korean and I can write too, but I dont understand what am I writing😂

Looks like a totally perfect match with your neck to me.

So my personal story is I started learning Korean 50 days ago. I have Rocket Korean online which I use at this point to just repeat repeat repeat the alphabet until I have it memorized. I practice for 3 hours a day minimum, with a goal of reaching 6 hours a day eventually. I also have a weekly private tutor who helps me with new vocabulary and pronunciation. Lastly, I try to do immersion by attending a Korean church and being put on the spot to listen and respond the best I can, as well as listening to the music and sermon fully in Korean. The music in particular is useful because it often has repetition of phrases that I can understand from the context. For example that is how I learned the word for Jesus, just by listening to the music. Lastly, for immersion I try to watch as much K-drama as possible. I am not at the point I can turn off the English subtitles, but I am finding I am able to at least read and pronounce written Korean I see on the shows, albeit extremely slowly. Do you think this is a good strategy to learn the language? My goal is fluency in 7 years.

Fantastic video, thank you.

it wasn't too light for you! they all looked good honestly:)

Is it me or do most of them all kind of look the same and nothing like the examples? Just slightly different finishes. I wonder if the models had concealer on their lips or something to show a more 'true' color. This is why videos like these are so useful. I think they all looked good on you but 'Barely' really seemed to suit your skin tone.

Im going to explain something, phonetics work by rules, if a sound changes following a rule we can consider the language phonetic, example of c sound in spanish, ca, co,cu sounds as ka,ko,ku however if you write ce,ci changes the sound completely as ze,zi. It is still a phonetic language, another thing would be a dialectal variants as well. In Korean as far as I know there is always a rule for those changes wich means that is still phonetic. You know Which language is not phonetic? English 😂

can you share some books for beginners