dora:jazme:
you teach korean? wow! i'm a korean self-learner though been lazy lately and just uses korean shows to "study" lol
Oh sorry I wasn't clear I'm a student too it's my fourth year but I'm not really good I understand better than I speak I'm a bit lazy lately too I do my homework one hour before class 😆
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Oh, that's so great. I'm jealous! I wish I had something like that where I live (not for Korean but for Japanese, where I have some knowledge, and Mandarin, which I'm trying to learn).
Oh japanese and Mandarin must be really hard specially for reading and writing.
It's a reasonably good watch, but the episodes are looong, so I don't recommend more than one per day.
I have watched ep2 and half of episode 3 I'm gonna stop now and watch it again tomorrow probably. But I will rewatch some of episode 1 because I didn't write their age the first time that I have watched it 2 weeks ago.
I will rewatch some of episode 1 because I didn't write their age the first time that I have watched it 2 weeks ago.Tiffany:
Yes, that's good! With these reality shows, I find it so important to really pay attention in the first episode or two and to make lots of notes for myself so that I know the contestants. Then in later episodes I can easily speed-watch (at 2X) through the less interesting parts.
japanese and Mandarin must be really hard specially for reading and writing.
Yes, both languages are very difficult (both the writing and the spoken language), but in very different ways. That being said, Japanese kanji come from Chinese hanzi, so that helps quite a bit (although there are also a lot of faux amis). By comparison, the modern Korean writing system (hangul) is super easy.
I'm not learning to write by hand. That's way too difficult - and my handwriting is already bad enough in English or German, haha.
Languages are a hobby of mine, so I enjoy the challenge.
Yes, that's good! With these reality shows, I find it so important to really pay attention in the first episode or two and to make lots of notes for myself so that I know the contestants. Then in later episodes I can easily speed-watch (at 2X) through the less interesting parts.
Yes, both languages are very difficult (both the writing and the spoken language), but in very different ways. That being said, Japanese kanji come from Chinese hanzi, so that helps quite a bit (although there are also a lot of faux amis). By comparison, the modern Korean writing system (hangul) is super easy.
I'm not learning to write by hand. That's way too difficult - and my handwriting is already bad enough in English or German, haha.
Languages are a hobby of mine, so I enjoy the challenge.
While watching I wrote who was interested in who for the first shooting or I would be too confused later on.
Oh so maybe it's easier to learn a bit of Chinese to learn Japanese. Hangul is really easy but I have a bad handwriting in Korean for now.
While watching I wrote who was interested in who for the first shooting or I would be too confused later on.
Yes, that was confusing, but it also added something new and interesting.
This charts helps: https://preview.redd.it/his-man-season-4-chart-with-spoilers-and-insta-handle-im-v0-dz5ru709m4fg1.png?auto=webp&s=fd4ebd752829d9b14f802b9bb67ac5fc390a8164
(It was made by someone after the first episode or two, so there shouldn't be any spoilers for you.)
Yes, that was confusing, but it also added something new and interesting.
This charts helps: https://preview.redd.it/his-man-season-4-chart-with-spoilers-and-insta-handle-im-v0-dz5ru709m4fg1.png?auto=webp&s=fd4ebd752829d9b14f802b9bb67ac5fc390a8164
(It was made by someone after the first episode or two, so there shouldn't be any spoilers for you.)
I think it will be interesting that way and we can see the friendships between the cast because they already had 1 week to get closer.
Perfect it even have ages and professions thank you 😁
