Here is another way to internalize language. I captured a memory with my wife, Sunmi, via a short story and a hand-drawn image. Little activities like this go a long way towards reinforcing vocabulary, structure, and other key elements of language learning. An English translation is provided in the captionow.
Sunmi and I crossed the Tacheon Stream on stepping stones. Right after stepping onto the first stone, Sunmi spotted a (water?) turtle. I didn’t see it. It was sitting on a small rock. Sunmi looked at the turtle and the turtle looked at Sunmi. Then the turtle swam followed the current downstream far away from us.
I'm an English language instructor from Canada residing in S.Korea. I have been working in the field of English language education for almost three decades. During that time, I have experienced the challenges both as a learner and as a teacher having learned Japanese while residing there for three years and now, after 19 years in S.Korea, deliberately donating time to the task.
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