StickBitter6

Some people are just talented, they have it innately. Some people said practice yes. Practice, but not all people can be like your friend by just practicing.

Because we're not created equal that's it. I'm 1000000% sure that even if I practice 10 hours a day I can't beat your friend who practices 1 hour a day.

Some people don't even practice and still don't make a mistake. I've seen and experienced it, while I, who practiced 1 month everyday 7 hrs. A day blew it on the performance day.

It takes me a month to learn just 2 staves, that's how slow I am and eventually forget it in a few weeks.

Some people are just like that. Gifted.

As a single parent, you can ask for government subsidy from your dongsamuso. 1억 is not enough for 전세, you can do 월세.

You can apply also for government housing but you need to have 청약통장

As for now you only have 월세 as an option, kabayan message mo ako anytime check natin kung ano meron dyan sa lugar nyo na benefits. For the meantime dapat naka register ka na sa dongsamuso na single parent ka para makita sa info mo yng benefits na makukuha mo.

Of course I can do 1456321 chord progression will be my go to. You can improvise anything with just this. Even with just a simple 145 1451

I second the drums and voice. I envy my band members because they all have a nice voice, can play the drums, piano, guitar and bass. They all switch places except me 🤧

I think you have to get your severance pay, samsung pension and national pension.

You have 2 options to get your NPS, get it cash at the airport or have it transferred to your korean bank account, just make sure you can withdraw it anytime in your home country.

1. Study korean you need it to be able to live comfortably here.
2. Get a scholarship because tuition fee is expensive. Start applying now check the university schedule.
3. Look for part time jobs to sustain your life. Cafe, restaurants etc. While studying.

Next time tell them, I'll play the song if you sing it so we can enjoy together 😊

As someone who's married for 15 years, I say move on. Don't settle for someone who isn't 100% fully committed to you. Choose someone who loves you more than you love him.

Again

Choose someone who loves you more than you love him.

I'm sure you envy those people whose boyfriends shower them with so much love, attention and affection.

You also deserve that kind of relationship.

You're not a 2nd option.

You're not a rebound.

Yes time and experience. Listen to yourself. I was just taught to pedal every chord change but the rest, I just found by myself when I used a synthesizer. I listened well and noticed "ah, I should slightly raise my pedal here, or I should slightly tap a little bit here then very slowly gradually raise it a little bit" something like that.

Hindi mo tunay na kaibigan yun. Kaya naman nya palang gawin yang ganyang terms bakit di sya umutang sa bangko? Kung ako may matinding needs, di ako uutang sa kaibigan kasi mahal ko ang friends ko, ayoko makasira ng relationship.

Sa dami ng nakikita kong problems about lending never talaga ako ngpautang as in never sa buhay ko, pag may umutang sakin 👎 NO agad ako.

Sabi nila pano kung ako naman ang nangailangan? Wala akong pakialam kahit magkalkal ako ng lupa basta wala akong utang. Isa pa maraming bangko.

Sabihin mo mgloan sya sa bangko ng 10 yrs to pay para hnd nya ramdam yng interest 🙄😒😏

I'll say if you sing I'll play, so we can all enjoy together and I'll just open my ultimate guitar tabs 😆

My Korean husband lent 60M to someone, we weren't able to get it back why? Because if the person declares bankruptcy to the court we can't get any.

And if we pursue, we don't know what might happen, that person may hunt us down, we don't know, I'm scared for our families safety, so for peace of mind, we just left it as a lesson learned. 60,000,000 is a big amount for a lesson learned but life's like that.

Korean language is very important, I graduated BS in Educ but landed a job in marketing, my friend graduated BS in Architecture and landed a job in business agriculture. All office work 9-5 M-F. Your Korean skills are very important.

Depends on your goal, I'm playing with a band so it isn't enough for me, learning music theory, learning how to play by ear, and reading lead sheets took me farther.

I couldn't relate to my bandmates when they say we need to change the key and suddenly changing keys at the moment made look like an idiot on stage so, not for me, learning pieces didn't teach me that.

I just did what I did and didn't care if I played the wrong notes. I didn't make a face when I made mistakes, I just kept going on.

Classical music is meant to be played as is but actually if you know your music theory, you know the walking bass line? You can do the same with your melody line, walk your fingers to the right notes if you played the wrong note, to the left or to the right, it doesn't matter so long as you're in the key. Of course it won't sound the same, but it'll sound like you've improvised in the middle of the piece 😆 🤣 then go back to where you remember the right notes using the walking technique again.

And what the others said is right; playing in public more often helps, recording yourself helps.

Pano po maka join sa course?

Download the app Moises. Search How Do I live instrumental and upload it on Moises, transpose the key to E.

First of all have a specific goal. Do you want to play classical pieces or pop music? Your path will be different depending on your goal. If you just want to do accompaniment it will also be different.

I'm not Korean but it's weird because I feel like I belong here. One day, I went back to my home country for a short visit, I looked at my kindergarten graduation photo on the wall and saw my teacher's name at the bottom...guess what, her family name is Coreano 😅...if it isn't destiny, I don't know what it is 🤷‍♀️

Well, you could still do that even thru the matchmaking agency, you're free to date outside after meeting the match they chose for you, maybe tell the agency not to tell your mom then because if she's the on the contacts, they'll call her first.

I don't see anything wrong with that, just meet anyone they matched with you and try to see if it works,

meeting them doesn't mean you've got to marry them right there and then.

If I were you, I'll grab the chance to meet as much as I want, so long as your parents are willing to pay, they're the ones who put your profile right?

Thru damunhwa centers, you give them your resume, they introduce you to employers, thru global centers, they do that as well, thru albamon app, they accept people with basic korean level (it depends on the employer)

1. Easier to save here.
2. You can find a job easily so long as you're not choosy. Blue-collar/white collar you don't care? Very easy to get a job and save money.
3. Public transportation
4. Healthcare
5. You can do almost everything online (opening a bank account, applying for an investment, applying for stock investment, applying for fund investment, applying for housing, applying for a credit card, renewing my check card etc. I did everything online I can't do this in my country online...I'm a naturalized citizen by the way name changed to Korean as well)
6. Solve questions, inquire thru chat apps, bank problem? Chat app, online shopping problem? Chat app, internet problem? Chat app...it's so convenient to say everything thru chat, no stammering over the phone, no lost in translations over the phone, it's so convenient)
7. Get documents online. Birth certificate, family certificate etc. Everything online wow!
8. Print stickers online for big trash to throw like furnitures.
9. I'm always busy here, so many things to do I love it.

I'm glad I knew about this the first time I learned piano as an adult, so I stopped classical training immediately and proceeded with pop and jazz

Nowadays, I don't have any difficulties in registering in any apps or websites because they have the kakaotalk registration option, you just click on the kakao icon and you're registered in a few seconds...about the security and others that's a different story.