Q&A: What's the difference between "JOB" and "WORK"--Good job/work!

[ula58]

Thank you for answering my question in this video. I do not speak Korean, but your lessons are soooo good that I'm always able to figure out what you're saying. I hope that you will make more videos only in English, though. Thanks again :))

[successenglish]

@ula58 Yes, and I always forget!!! I will do more in English only^^

[TheCyberjoa]

I will watch it later again. ^^ Thanks.

[Elviss001]

please you have followers who only understand English,it's a great to speak Korean ,but don't forget the others :D speak Korean and English so everybody can get some of your help. Thankyou so so so so so much for your time and your effort

[successenglish]

@Elviss001 Yes, I will do more in English!!! Thank you^^

[nehirize]

:( i didn't understand anything!! i never heard this language before. is it korean? interesting.

anyway, thank you ! i use dailydictation . i found it very useful.

[successenglish]

@nehirize Yes, it was Korean^^ I hope you did find parts of it useful! If you have questions, feel free to ask^^

[calme1202]

oh ! he talks in korean to explain ... i can't understand...

[successenglish]

@calme1202 Oh no!! Yes, on this channel I do speak Korean and English. If you want, I can make another video where I only speak English...

[Nevertoto]

@successenglish. Great Videos!!! I highly appreciate your effort. Thanks :) Would you be so kind as to make the videos both in Korean and English? I mean, not two different videos but one in which you translate the Korean sentences into English. That would be very beneficial to us, and also to the Koreans who want to know the English version of what they just heard. Thank you so much!

[successenglish]

@Nevertoto I will make them easier to understand for Non-Korean speakers in the future^^

[calme1202]

@successenglish yes! may you make another video where you only speak English.

i love your videos, they're very useful...

thank you so much! ^^