We went to the University Center, introduced themselves and decided our plan of this semester. We will meet together every Saturday and teach and learn each other's languages, Korean and English by watching movies, playing games or sports, and talking about the different cultures. It is about a female teacher who was teaching children in a mountain village. Our conversation partners explained to us words and phrases that were difficult for us to figure out while watching it. It was good and helpful to us.
Next time is our turn.
We'll help the Americans to learn Korean. On September 5th, Conversation Groups celebrated its first year with a birthday party following the regular meeting. The 48 people attending the party really filled the Aldridge house and not only included many students who have just recently arrived at UTA but also many who shared in beginning Conversations Groups. Don who still attends ELI was one of two students to attend the very first meeting. Navarro Jr. College was the only student to attend the final 4 pilot program meetings.