This morning, an Instagram account (@1min_kankokugo) teaching basic Korean enlightened me about the meaning of "도". It's pronounced like door's "do". View this post on Instagram A post shared by 1分で話せる韓国語 (@1min_kankokugo) When I saw the third slide, which is explaining "저도 & 나도 mean 'me too' ", suddenly one phrase came to my mind, then sank in. The phrase was "나도 날 모르겠어", the sound is like "na do nal molgesso". I remember this phrase from BTS's song called "FAKE LOVE". Somehow, I like the melody and the sound when they sing "나도 날 나도 날 모르겠어" around 2:55 - 2:59 in the video. I've been thinking that the …
嗨！I'd like to post my first Chinese memo with my self-introduction:) These are the phrases that my dear Chinese friend told me how to introduce myself in Chinese. (Sorry that the pinyin is too small... ) Translation: Hi, I'm Emma. I am from Japan. I came here with my husband. He is a post-doc. I am so interested in learning languages. Now, I'm learning English and Chinese. I like cooking and watching basketball games. I also like watching Case Closed (Detective Conan). It's very nice meeting you. Vocabulary: 你好: hi, hello 我是: I am，他是: he is，你: you 来: come，从: from 日本: Japan， 中国: China，美国: USA，韩国: Korea，西拔牙: Spain 日本语: Japanese，汉语: Mandarin …
