
They were all yelling, "Miss Alexis, sign!" I felt like a movie star and even had to say "Anniyo, Anniyo" (which means "No, No") to some kids because I was going to be late to my next class! Before I came to Korean, I had read about foreigners being treated like celebrities, but I had NO IDEA it would really happen!
That is pretty cool. Jill- can you speak Korean?
ReplyDeleteI'm learning! I can write and read it better than I can understand it or speak it. I actually just got back to my office after my private Korean lesson with the Vice Principal. We meet almost everyday for an hour!
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you will be so good when you get back. you and kevin and speak korean in public when you don't want people to understand you : ) pretty awesome!!!
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