I know, I know, the 'attitude of gratitude' phrase has been used repeatedly and is borderline cliché at this point. However, indulge me for just a moment please. We're going somewhere with this post, and the phrase fits in so well with what I want to say that I felt it was worth including. A while back (honestly, I don't really remember how when I "officially" started), I undertook the task of learning Korean. A lot of people have asked me why I chose Korean, and I am afraid I don't really have any particular reason other than I randomly found a Twitter account for Talk to Me in Korean , thought it looked interesting, and decided to go for it. I also am a huge fan of Korean beauty products, so being able to read the labels without translation seemed pretty nifty too. In the first lesson from TTMIK (Talk to Me in Korean), two phrases are introduced, which are 'hello' and 'thank you'. I'm sure you know by now which one
A Southern geek with a creative streak