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Hi this is kpopfangirl. I am from the US. For a couple years I have been wanting to learn the korean language. I want to learn because to become smarter, to make friends from the country, because I've always been interested in Asian cultures, also because I love kpop music. When I'm older I want to visit the country if its possible. Here's facts about me: I enjoy writing stories and poems, drawing, reading books and manga, loom knitting, watching anime. Hope we can be friends! I will probably be asking a lot of questions on this forum. :')

Is the needed in the following sentences? What does the sentences with and without the mean? (The) people who stand by you in your tough times are the best friends of yours. This notice is for (the) people who want to donate blood in the camp near the university ground. (The) students who used to read at this school are very successful now. Nikolas Maduro betrayed (the) people who voted for him. Another question, please tell me is it necessary to use the ? 5. John: What do you think about nikolas maduro getting elected as president regularly after so much anarchism in Venezuela? Me:- I think the people have no choice other than him to vote for. I think 'the' is necessary. what do you think? As an ESL learner this kind of question bothers me a lot. it is still not clear to me. Can I have a broad discussion please so that I can understand the whole thing?

Hello! First, I hope you all don't mind me sharing my video here in the forum. I hope it can be useful to English language learners. I just started my channel for English language learners and would love any feedback. The other videos explain movie scenes and I have 3 about news in Spain. Thanks!!

こんにちわ! Hi all, my name's Randy and I'm new to this forum. I'm a native English speaker who first started learning a second language (Japanese) about five or six years ago in Community College. Unfortunately my learning has long since slipped and I've forgotten much of what I knew. I stumbled upon this site and figured, what the heck, I might learn something new and rekindle my love of Japanese. I look forward to spending time with you all and want to wish you a Happy Holidays.