How do I learn English in Korea on a busy schedule?

Question

I sometimes only get 1 day off per month, and usually no more than 3 days off. By the time I get off work, I am tired and just want to sleep....any suggestions?

Answer 1

I agree with Alex and Tim, that your "written" grammar and English looks very good. My experience tells me, however, that you seek conversational English, which is what you are not comfortable with. I no longer teach regularly, but still have some contacts. I think I answered an earlier quesiton of yours, concerning the Daegu area. If so, I can likely get you connected with one lady for sure who will take you on as a student in one of three ways, either in person, online via Yahoo! messenger, or via the telephone.

Answer 2

From your question, I would say that your english is perfect as your punctuation and grammar are very good.

But if you want to learn something than you need to use that day off and learn it then, otherwise make use of you travelling time (read books on a bus etc.) or do it at your break time (10-15 min per day adds up to a lot of time).

All you need is to be encouraged by someone and be pushed to do it by yourself.

Answer 3

Your English looks good to me..

무엇이든에 학문은 당신은 점심을 먹는 그러나, 당신이 아주 단단하지 않은 업무를 하고 있는 동안, 당신을 있다 끊는다.

나는 또한 프로그램을 아래에 건의한다. 비싸다, 그러나 아주 잘 일이다.

http://www.rosettastone.com/en/individuals/languages/english-us