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Child (English) Day 6: Photos 1-2 Mom (Japanese) Day 5: Photo 5 The child's 100% completion rate isn't because they're good, but because they're doing it with me. They don't understand conjunctions yet, so I'm helping them complete sentences with 'with,' 'or,' and 'and' by just explaining the meaning. Since they're a 5-year-old who still finds Korean difficult (they can read it, but don't understand sentence structure), they get 100 points when I help, which makes it fun and keeps them motivated~ Their pronunciation isn't great either, so we read the speaking parts together, and I give the answers 🤣🤣🤣 'Hello~~' becomes 'Hellow~~~' with their toddler pronunciation haha The 3-year-old sibling next to them imitates, saying 'Ello~~~~' 😄😄

Made it to the Diamond League finals 😀

My consecutive learning streak is 5 days, but one of those days was just my child studying. It's okay though. For now... it's just about getting used to it. Practicing conversation is tough. My tongue gets twisted with complex or difficult words;;

Day 125 and 125 consecutive days of learning

My kid was really interested in the alphabet, and would only want to look at word cards repeatedly. We'd also look up and read English words they were curious about... Turns out they can read not just Korean, but basic English words too! I was so surprised;;;; I knew they could read a few words, but... To think they could read words they saw for the first time in DURING... wow ㄷㄷㄷㄷㄷ To think a kid like this came from my genes, they must have inherited their dad's genes😲😲😲 Hope they keep having fun as they grow!! Without losing interest... I couldn't study my Japanese words today due to lack of energy.. haha

I'm working hard. Ever since I reached Diamond League once, I haven't dropped down and have consistently placed in the top 3. I'm mainly focusing on Chinese, English, German, and Math.

I've been doing it for 275 days already. I reached the Diamond League for the first time. I'm learning Japanese, and it seems easier than I thought.

I'm on my 3rd day of Japanese. My 5-year-old is on their 1st day of English (Level 1, Stage 1). Fortunately, my child can read Korean to some extent and can read familiar English words, so we decided to give it a try~ Of course, I read along next to them and explained the meanings as we went ^^ I'll be able to do it every day, at least for my child's sake, right??