Korekty

Just after reading the article dealing with polyglots on BBC, I jumped into generating an account of the site "Polyglot Club".

As the title of the site says, it is for studying languages to be a polyglot.

Although I have studied English about 10 years in Korea, I know I am not that fluent in using English; people in Korea may think as I do.

During the past years of learning English, I have focused largely on Reading and (moderately) Listening: both are somewhat passive style of learning languages as I don't have to produce any words.

And recently I noticed the importance of speaking and writing in foreign languages: live part of languages.

After I get some confidence in writing and speaking in English, I want to study Japanese with many speakings and writings.