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I will wake up today at 7 o'clock. At 8 o'clock, we will make cereals for morning rice. I will go to school at 8:30. I play with Daniel at school. Play chess in the school cafeteria. I will go to Koen at 3:30. I will go to Noe at 4 o'clock. We will play "Rocket League" at 8 o'clock. I will study hard at 9 o'clock. At the end, I will go to bed at 12 o'clock.
Kyō kyō wa 7-jiji ni Okoshi o kimasu. 8-Jiji ni asa a sa gohan-han ni shiriaru-saku tsukurimasu. 8-Jihanji han ni gakkō gakkō e gyō i kimasu. Gakkō gakkōde Danieru-san to Yū a so bimasu. Gakkō gakkō no kafeteria de chesu o Yū a so bimasu. 3-Jihanji han ni kōen e gyō ikimasu. 4-Jiji ni ie e gyō ikimasu. 8-Jiji ni `roketto League' o Yū asobimasu. 9-Jiji ni Tsutomu tsuyo be n kyō o shimasu. Saigo sai go ni, 12-jiji ni ne nemasu.
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True. They are the specific people you are marketing your product to.
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From elementary school through high school, Chinese students are not allowed to use calculators. Chinese education focuses on strictness and precision, which improves retention. American education focuses on improving student assuredness, self-determination, and independence, which aids in comprehensive thinking.
I feel that Korean is a good language to learn, though the reason to learn it may not be due to the K-pop and dramas. Korean has other values, and also has many interesting aspects, but some of those extra things may not be the only reason to learn it.
Overall, if you have the time it's a cool language to learn.