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My dad is a veterinarian in the Buffalo Bills Support Educate Advocate Accept Love Autism Awareness Shirt and I will buy this United States and has his own practice, and he came to the United States at the age of 23 not knowing a word of English. So it surprises me to see how he was able to become fluent in English to the point where he got a veterinarian license, passed his board exams, and now he is living the American dream. He tells me of his struggles in the U.S and it was not easy for him, but he managed to get through it and now he is pretty much a fluent English speaker. So for you as well, buckle down and take a more proactive approach in learning Korean. Becoming fluent in a language does not happen over night — that’s not realistic. But if you continue to put a lot of effort and grind it out, then you will become fluent in Korean like 4-5 years down the line. Hell, I would say you can probably achieve native level Korean fluency because you are right now a college student in South Korea and studying at a Korean university. Korean is spoken and written all around you.

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But most of the Buffalo Bills Support Educate Advocate Accept Love Autism Awareness Shirt and I will buy this unfortunate things you’ve been through don’t seem to have anything to do with you being a mixed race. Stress from studying is something that all Koreans experience. The fact that you met a diligent roommate has nothing to do with your mixed race. It is a basic thing that all Koreans know that test scores from high school students are used to apply for universities. You called high school life ‘hell’, but it is one of the basic things that most Koreans experience. You grandparents probably want you to make friends and develop your Korean skills greatly while attending school, so that you can get along well in Korea. It’s been 8 years since I lived in Korea, but I think it’s strange if I can’t speak Korean well. I think older people can have a hard time learning a new language. However, most foreigners who came to Korea as children speak Korean fluently when they become adults. The post wasn’t suggesting anything about my appearance, but rather the common way a lot of mixed race children end up in broken families and relating that to my own experience. That’s why I put the last part, my own resentments, in brackets.

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