Monday, March 21, 2011

preparing for my impromptu speech...in korean

i've been taking up korean lessons for nearly two months now
it's a two hour class every tuesday, and i secretly wish that it'll be longer
not just because the lesson itself, but it's the only time that my husband will watch over our girl all by himself...hoho, for that full two hours!

think about
+ playing and catching up with her (she's already walk fast and love to pick up stuffs!)
+ to mind her moods..she's clingy to her mom, so the first few minutes when i get off from the car to attend the class will be just like a thunder hit the planet!
+ to sooth her high pitch cries
+ and sometimes to tends her poops (yeay, daddy got his hands dirty!)

but, that's not what i really want to talk about here
a couple of weeks back, our son-saeng nim (techer) told us that in order for us to pass this class we have to go through two tests, a final exam AND a speech!
everyone was like in nganga mode (haaaaa?!)
we've already done our 1st test last tuesday...i don't want to brag, but it was kind of easy for me
seriously, quite gigih-la jugak aku study, so hopefully i'll get full marks
winks~

and yes, i've already prepared my speech
a short and simple one it is!
the class is barely two months, so don't expect much
there you go~

annyeonghaseyo
je ireum-eun shaliza imnida
mannaseo pangapseumnida
cho-nen sumul yodol-sal imnida
cho saeng-il nen chonkubekpalshipsam-nion shi-wol iship-o-il imnida
ji-geum PSZ e-so irl-hamnida
chonen kyoron haesemnida kerego, ttal-ikko
nainen han-sal imnida
kamsahamnida!

need a translation?^^

btw, our son-saeng nim, her father's a malay and her mom's a korean
how cool is that?


1 comment:

  1. I wanted to learn Korean, too. But there's always no chance to do so. The only Korean word I know is bimbim bap (the sticky rice), but I cannot find any restaurant which sells delicious one. Hahhahahaa...

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