I’m used to ~ (‘난 -에 익숙해’)#

I’m used to you 난 너에게 익숙해 I’m used to working overtime 난 야근에 익숙해

I’m afraid ~ (‘유감스럽지만,')#

I’m afraid Rainy outside 유감이지만, 밖에 비가 오는 것 같아 **I’m afraid ** 유감이지만, 밖에 비가 오는 것 같아

I’m working on ~ (‘지금 -를 하고있어’)#

I’m working on my English speaking 난 영어 말하기를 공부하고 있어 i’m working on study Algorithm 난 알고리즘을 공부하고 있어

I’m ~ is bad (‘난 -가 안좋다’)#

I’m health is bad 난 건강이 안좋다 I’m english is bad 난 영어를 잘 못한다.

My girlfriend is another event. → My girlfriend had a personal schedule (She went out to hang out with her friends.)

I’m English is tiny → My English is bad. / I’m not that good at English. → I’m still learning English. / I’m working on my English speaking.

(Q. What is the charm of skateboarding?) A. other skateboarders communication → (full sentence) I think the charm of skateboarding is that I can ride skateboards with other skateboarders. / I enjoy riding skateboards with other people → (shorter) Communicating with other skateboarders is the best. / the greatest charm. 

skateboarding stage →  spot

shortboard and longboard and skateboard → I started with the shortboard and then the longboard and then the skateboard. / I started with the shortboard and then the longboard. Now I can ride the standard skateboard as well.

Isn’t/Wasn’t living in other countries tough?

have an access to
hang out (Google HangOut / Meet) - to meet someone or to play with someone, usually friends.
My hobby is skateboarding. → I enjoy(love) skateboarding in my free time.
I started in-door climbing recently. / I’m into sth. = having a great interest in sth

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