ErinDoodles_Lazy0ne

@Uhiho_ Hmmm, to be honest, I've stared to drift away from the series. The last chapter I've read was probably chapter 106 and I don't think I will catch up. Despite losing interest in the series, I still like Levi as a character since he was the very first character that I've been 'obsessed' with. He has a special spot in my heart. But I will continue to update the oneshot book for those who are still interested.

By the way do you still like Levi 

I just followed you on insta I draw too 

@Uhiho_ Sorry lol, I forgot I changed it awhile back, here's the new ID: @_erindoodles

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When I started learning Korean, I learned from my grandpa and started from writing and then pronunciation. The most difficult part of learning Korean was probably words that contained 'Hanja'.
            
            If you don't know what Hanja is; Hanja is the Korean name for Han Chinese characters. More specifically, it refers to those Chinese characters borrowed from Chinese and incorporated into the Korean language with Korean pronunciation.
            
            In a lot of words in Korea, there's a lot of hanja in them while some are just words creating with the beautiful lettering of Korean. Each Chinese character has different meaning into them. If you combine hanja with different hanja, it turns into words with the hanja meaning into the Korean word.
            Ex) 인간 - 人間 (human) 人 - 사람 인 間 - 사이 간
            
            You don't have to learn a lot of hanja but I suggest learning the basics of hanja. It really helps a lot. It mostly helped me when I'm reading textbooks with words that are mostly in Hanja.
            
            Well, I think that covers it. There might be a few things I left out but I hope this helped on learning Korea. I wish I could help you personally but I don't have the time currently because I'm a student as well! If you have questions about Korean culture, feel free to ask me whenever you're free! (I might not be able to answer right away and I apologize~)
            
            Thank you~ 감사합니다♡

@KangSuengLee 안녕하세요~ Hello, fellow reader! I'm flattered you want me to teach you Korean, however, due to my schedule and my lack of Korean, I don't think I would be a good teacher. But there are some tips I can give you!
            
            There are countless online videos that teach Korean and overall pretty accurate to learn from. I suggest watching those videos, write Korean whenever you can and sometimes pronounce it often. Learning a new foreign language is difficult so don't give up. It took me a few years in Korea to finally get the hang of the language. I think the probably the best method is actually having someone who experienced Korean culture/language etc. close by. They can pronounce words, show you how to write, and teach you A LOT better (modern)Korean than just a translator.
            However, if you can't find someone, you can always just watch videos daily, write daily and pronounce Korean characters.

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@Katniss_360 No prob! Keep up the good work!