blog post 2

[Ariana Kim]

This is written in retrospect, but at this time I recently got a keyboard cover with the Korean alphabet to help me type in Korean and it is a little hard in the fact that I'm not familiar with what letter and keystroke corresponds to which Korean letter. So I'm working on getting more familiar with typing in Korean and texting in Korean as well. I am also working on doing a daily diary that I later submit to my tutor, and she corrects it and hands it back to me and I try to form similar sentences with the corrections the next time. It was hard and frustrating at first (both the typing and the writing errors and correcting them and getting used to red marks on my diary), but later I got the hang of spelling correctly and writing a bit more neater. The typing is still hard to get used to though. I think going about it like the way I have been is helpful to me since I am well versed in speaking and conversational Korean, I think focusing on writing is best.