Trying to not let anything break my Korean language learning streak
not that it's not trying to.
I won't bore you with all the symptoms I've been having lately (ok, fine, just a bit: seziures, tremors, heart skipping, numb lip, occasional inability to order the letters in the words while speaking,...), but one of the least serious ones turned out to be the biggest obstacle to learning Korean.
My right arm decided to suddenly be weak. How weak you ask? After 2 minutes of writing down answers in my Korean notebook I got a sore muscle.
Sore muscle? Doesn’t sound so bad, right?
It's been 4 days and I can barely use my right arm. I write one letter and it’s like my arm fills with boiling acid.
That’s right. Not some lame room-temperature acid. BOILING.
This was one of those cases where I forget my own advice. I told everyone how to practice Korean pronunciation by using voice recognition and then forgot it could be used to type Korean as well.
Voice recognition software. Not only am I again able to solve exercises while my arm rests, but I get to practice pronunciation. And save some paper :)
Is it very obvious which Korean grammar pattern I learned today?