I have made some mistakes in the cafeteria. One day, I was waiting in line to eat my dinner and I was very hungry. I saw a girl serving some hot dogs at the bar. In seconds later, I was standing in front of the bar and saying "sorry?". What happened?
             She asked me something, but I couldn't understand what she was saying. She asked me several times more but I couldn't get it at all. I was thinking 'What's she saying?'. After asking me several times, she knew that I couldn't understand her at all. She pointed the hot dog with her finger. "Yes, one." I answered.
             After sitting down at the table, I asked my roommate Kyle, "What did she ask me?" The answer was corn dog. That's it. In Korea, we call "corn dogs" hot dogs. She was asking me if I wanted a corn dog. After that experience, I am trying to learn the name of as many foods as I can.
             In Korea I've studied English for more than 8 years, but I haven't learned important things that I need know to live in the United States. I have learned other words such as: bun and pop. I'd known only bread before but now, I know that they call some types of bread buns and that some beverages can be called pop or soda. I'm still learning words and I know that I'm not alone. I'm sure that everytime I make a mistake, my vocabulary will improve. I'll try to make more mistakes by speak a lot of English.
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