THE DIARY GAME : DATE (04/08/2020) : 영어 공부의 필요성

One of the things I say sometimes or often is 'I can't speak English.' When I was a student, my report card was AAAAAAAFAAAAAAA. "F" was English. Each homeroom teacher told me, "I've never seen a report card like this in my life." I had to listen to the same thing every time my homeroom teacher changed.

The reason why I can't speak English is because I'm so smart. To be more specific, it's a lack of memory. I couldn't memorize English words. As I couldn't memorize English words, I couldn't take the English test, so I took all of them. So I had to be at the bottom of my grade. Now that I'm 44 years old, I mean, when I entered the world of crypto money, everything was English. It was hard to do anything because it was all English. If I knew a little bit of English, I might have had a few chances.

I entered the app after reading several articles about MCO swap. Swap pressed. The next page came up, and I couldn't press anything. It was written in English, but I couldn't read it. Oh~~~ This is driving me crazy. It's stuffy and stuffy, and I can't help but want someone to capture and upload how to swap.

And, it's also disadvantageous in diary games. Even if you write the same text, 300 words come out in Korean, and 400 words come out in English. In other words, you have to write more to participate in diary games in Korean. This is unfair. The Steamit blog is suspicious of how much the difference of 300 words in each language is calculated or tried to create a standard of 300 words.

Chinese and Japanese have no spacing. Then how do Chinese and Japanese users calculate 300 words? You need to correct the criteria. Please fix it right away. Diary games that I should participate in are becoming my writing homework. 300 words are more than 1000 characters in Korean. That's too much.

(So far, the amount written in Korean is 220 words in approximately 1000 characters. However, it is 350 words in English, so it is uploaded in English.)