Essentially bilingual
Large, childish writing in blue ink is mine. Small black ink is Ji Hee's. Click to enlarge and see if you can read it.
posted by Jessica @ 12:06 a.m.
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On My Way
Once a blog about teaching English in Korea, On My Way has moved on with me to the next big adventure. After a comfortable 5 years back at home in Toronto, my new husband and I are now on our way to Salt Lake City where we will start a new life playing in the mountains.
Friday, May 06, 2005
Large, childish writing in blue ink is mine. Small black ink is Ji Hee's. Click to enlarge and see if you can read it.
About Me
- Name: Jessica
- Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
I guess this is as real as it's going to get.
3 Comments:
Haha, you probably know more Korean than I do!
except what does answering a question have to do with enormous or great?
actually, i was surprise that i can read it. do they really use that for dear? to me that sounds more like ... my loving blah blah rather than dear...
but hey what do i know... i was only a little child when i was speaking that damn language..
I'm working on it Blake!
I have no idea if the Dear is used properly here. I looked it up in a dictionary and used the "addressing letters" type dear, but you could very well be correct.
Does that word mean enormous? I wrote "I don't understand" in response to something she wrote that I couldn't decipher, and she wrote back that I'm great. Can't argue with that, anyway.
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