jjcorea
Dec 29, 2010
Undergraduate / "an expert at housekeeping" - Dear my roommate - Stanford supp [3]
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Dear my roommate
My rommie, it's my honor to write a letter. In this letter, I will briefly introduce myself to you. So here are my good's and bad's. Let's start off with my good's.
Living apart with my parents for five years, I became an expert at housekeeping. Since I am a good cook, I will try my best to make every dish you would want. (My specialty is Bibimbob) While I was cooking, I naturally became good at dishwashing and recycling, too. Leave all the room maintenance on me!
Because I lived in many places, I'm good at adjusting to a new environment. I like listening to from heavy rock to country music, and I like watching from romance to action movies, so you decide the genre. I will promise you that I will adapt well with you, so there will be minimal conflict between us. I will strive hard to learn about you.
Since I'm originally from Korea, I'm eager to introduce you the Korean cultures. I will make you Korean food, and let us watch Korean movies, Korean TV shows, and listen to Korean music... you name it! Also, if you are interested in learning Korean, let us watch the tutorial videos that I've made on YouTube. I'll assist you in every possible way. And I want to learn about your culture, too.
I've listed a good side of me so far, and now I will tell you my bad side. Trust me; they are not as bad as you are thinking.
I'm always curious. I'm pretty sure I will ask you a lot of random questions. "Hey, why do humans walk on two feet?" "Hey, why can't we control hiccups?" "Hey, what's your favorite smell?" Even if this bothers you, please bare with that.
Moreover, I need to learn and experience a lot. Perhaps it's because I was only exposed to the Korean culture. So it's difficult to say that I know the American culture. I wish I could make good macaronis & cheese and could understand American jokes on comedy shows. I want to bungi jump, scuba dive, sky dive, and surf. Will you be my mentor?
Lastly, it's sad, but I've never gone out of my town. Therefore what I want to do in college is to travel a lot with my rommie-you. If you don't mind, please be my American tour guide. If it is possible for you, I want you to go to Europe with me one day, and if you prefer, we can visit Korea together! I can be your special tour guide. For you, it's free!
Until September,
Jay
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Hi, thank you for clicking this thread!
please fix my grammar!
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Dear my roommate
My rommie, it's my honor to write a letter. In this letter, I will briefly introduce myself to you. So here are my good's and bad's. Let's start off with my good's.
Living apart with my parents for five years, I became an expert at housekeeping. Since I am a good cook, I will try my best to make every dish you would want. (My specialty is Bibimbob) While I was cooking, I naturally became good at dishwashing and recycling, too. Leave all the room maintenance on me!
Because I lived in many places, I'm good at adjusting to a new environment. I like listening to from heavy rock to country music, and I like watching from romance to action movies, so you decide the genre. I will promise you that I will adapt well with you, so there will be minimal conflict between us. I will strive hard to learn about you.
Since I'm originally from Korea, I'm eager to introduce you the Korean cultures. I will make you Korean food, and let us watch Korean movies, Korean TV shows, and listen to Korean music... you name it! Also, if you are interested in learning Korean, let us watch the tutorial videos that I've made on YouTube. I'll assist you in every possible way. And I want to learn about your culture, too.
I've listed a good side of me so far, and now I will tell you my bad side. Trust me; they are not as bad as you are thinking.
I'm always curious. I'm pretty sure I will ask you a lot of random questions. "Hey, why do humans walk on two feet?" "Hey, why can't we control hiccups?" "Hey, what's your favorite smell?" Even if this bothers you, please bare with that.
Moreover, I need to learn and experience a lot. Perhaps it's because I was only exposed to the Korean culture. So it's difficult to say that I know the American culture. I wish I could make good macaronis & cheese and could understand American jokes on comedy shows. I want to bungi jump, scuba dive, sky dive, and surf. Will you be my mentor?
Lastly, it's sad, but I've never gone out of my town. Therefore what I want to do in college is to travel a lot with my rommie-you. If you don't mind, please be my American tour guide. If it is possible for you, I want you to go to Europe with me one day, and if you prefer, we can visit Korea together! I can be your special tour guide. For you, it's free!
Until September,
Jay
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