The 1st day of year

PUBLIC_FLAG_#{@journal.pf_int} RSS feed of shiny's latest journal entries Jan 26th 2012 21:24
In korea, it were national holidays call Seolnal which means 1st of the year in lunar calendar.
After spending times in Church on Sunday, I went to the my parents' home.
I met relatives who are brothers of my parents.
I decided to go on a diet but it melted away. lol
It was snowy.
On the middle of night, water in cattles shed had broken so my parents fixed it for an hour.
They were frozen.
I made a hot tea for them but I felt so sorry.
I should know their sweats and efforts.
Jan 26th 2012 21:51 后弦 HouHou

Hello shiny,
During Seolnal,what Korean usually do?gather with family?
by the way it's Seolnal or Seollal which one is correct?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Korean_New_Year
according to wikipedia is Seollal but if I read the Hangul is Seolnal.
Mar 23rd 2012 09:42 matinga

  • In korea, it were national holidays call Seolnal which means 1st of the year in lunar calendar.
  • In korea, it were national holidays call Seolnal which means 1st of the year in lunar calendar. In Korea, it is a national holiday called Seolnal which means 1st day of they year in the lunar calendar.

 

  • After spending times in Church on Sunday, I went to the my parents' home.
  • After spending times in Church on Sunday, I went to the my parents' home.

 

  • I met relatives who are brothers of my parents.
  • I met relatives who are brothers of my parents. I met my aunts and uncles

 

  • I decided to go on a diet but it melted away.
  • I decided to go on a diet but it melted away. I decided to go on a diet but that thought melted away

    "that thought" makes the sentence more clear

 

  • It was snowy.
  • It was snowy. It was a snowy day (or it was snowing)

 

  • On the middle of night, water in cattles shed had broken so my parents fixed it for an hour.
  • On the middle of night, water in cattles shed had broken so my parents fixed it for an hour. In the middle of the night, the water pipes in the cattle shed broke so my parents had to fix it for an hour.

 

  • They were frozen.
  • They were frozen. My parents were frozen (or my parents almost froze)

 

  • I made a hot tea for them but I felt so sorry.
  • I made a hot tea for them but I felt so sorry. I made hot tea for them because I felt so sorry.

 

  • I should know their sweats and efforts.
  • I should know their sweats and efforts. I should appreciate their sweat and their effort.

 
Your English composition is very, very good. Keep up the great work!!!

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