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I must say that I'm a language enthusiast. I mean, I've learned three languages so far. Uh, but there's this language I've wanted to learn for a long time, a language with a rich culture like Chinese and Japanese. The Korean language has its own unique alphabet system and uses a variety of characters in its writing, which is totally different from my native language, which is a Latin-based language. The pronunciation and structure are, uh, way more challenging than my native language. Korean has a lot of similar sounds, and only when you pay close attention to them do you realize the minor differences between those sounds. So I guess it's going to be kind of a challenge when I learn how to speak Korean, because I really can't tell the distinction. The rich culture and the quality of the people are probably the reasons why I am so attached to this language. I remember vaguely when I was only four or five years old. That was the first time I ever watched a K-drama. Ah, and I was hooked right away after the first episode. I started listening to K-pop when I was in middle school, and as I, um, sort of really dreamed of being immersed in its adaptive melodies and sleek choreography in its music, and what's more, even exploring the flavors and nutrients with Korean food. I am a sucker for Korean food, and I actually learned how to cook some traditional Korean dishes myself with the outstanding cuisine. I really wish that someday I could be fluent in Korean so that I could travel to this beautiful country, talk to these lovely people, and enjoy the authentic Korean food.
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