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1. My favorite meal is kimchi mandu. It’s a korean dish. It’s basically just like dumplings, but better! It takes a really long time to make kim chi mandu, but I love it so much that I don’t care how long it takes for me to make them. To prepare to make this meal, you would need kim chi, noodles, patience, and a lot of love!

2. When I was young, my favorite dish was a simple grilled-chicken salad with croissants, topped with ranch or italian dressing.

3. For my birthday, I would want a chef to make me a really good omlette. I like my omlettes to have tomatoes, mushrooms, onions, green peppers, diced ham, and cheese. A side of hashbrowns goes well with an omlette in my opinion. And for dessert, I would want a tiramisu (my favorite dessert).

4. I would never want to be a doctor. I don’t have the patience to go to school for so long. Also, I don’t want to be around sick people because it’s depressing, and I don’t want to catch anything.

5. When I was young, I wanted to be a police officer. I always used to watch cop shows, and I always wanted to be able to arrest someone one day. I know… I was a weird child.

6. In 20 years, I hope to be an English teacher in Korea. To do this, I’m going to go to a 4 year college to sharpen up my English and Korean language skills. Then, I plan on moving to a really big city in Korea such as Seoul and hopefully, there will be many job opportunities for me to become a teacher there.

7. If I had 1,000,000 dollars, I would first donate money to charity, and to the cancer foundation. Then, I would give some money to my parents. With the rest of the money, I would buy a yacht, a plane ticket to China, buy an inground pool, a trampoline, and new clothes. And maybe get myself a decent haircut.

8. I would share the 1,000,000 dollars with my parents. I can’t choose between my mom and dad! That’s impossible! They’re both very good to me so I would share the money with both of them. They’re very important to me, and they’ve always done nice things for me. I feel like I should pay them back some way. They bought me a new car this year, my dad’s paid for all the visits I’ve had with the doctors, etc. My mom helps with my laundry, takes me to places, buys me korean dramas, etc.

9. If I had an unlimited amount of money, I would travel to China, Korea, or Russia. I would definitely go see all the big major cities, hang out at the beach, etc.

10. I think buying grass seeds are a waste of money. I could care less what my lawn looks like! I could use that money to buy something important like food.
=)

MERCI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
10 points to anyone who can help me!
please and thank you!

bisous
-yuri

No online translators please^^

1. My favorite meal is kimchi mandu. It’s a korean dish. It’s basically just like dumplings, but better! It takes a really long time to make kim chi mandu, but I love it so much that I don’t care how long it takes for me to make them. To prepare to make this meal, you would need kim chi, noodles, patience, and a lot of love!

2. When I was young, my favorite dish was a simple grilled-chicken salad with croissants, topped with ranch or italian dressing.

3. For my birthday, I would want a chef to make me a really good omlette. I like my omlettes to have tomatoes, mushrooms, onions, green peppers, diced ham, and cheese. A side of hashbrowns goes well with an omlette in my opinion. And for dessert, I would want a tiramisu (my favorite dessert).

4. I would never want to be a doctor. I don’t have the patience to go to school for so long. Also, I don’t want to be around sick people because it’s depressing, and I don’t want to catch anything.

5. When I was young, I wanted to be a police officer. I always used to watch cop shows, and I always wanted to be able to arrest someone one day. I know… I was a weird child.

6. In 20 years, I hope to be an English teacher in Korea. To do this, I’m going to go to a 4 year college to sharpen up my English and Korean language skills. Then, I plan on moving to a really big city in Korea such as Seoul and hopefully, there will be many job opportunities for me to become a teacher there.

7. If I had 1,000,000 dollars, I would first donate money to charity, and to the cancer foundation. Then, I would give some money to my parents. With the rest of the money, I would buy a yacht, a plane ticket to China, buy an inground pool, a trampoline, and new clothes. And maybe get myself a decent haircut.

8. I would share the 1,000,000 dollars with my parents. I can’t choose between my mom and dad! That’s impossible! They’re both very good to me so I would share the money with both of them. They’re very important to me, and they’ve always done nice things for me. I feel like I should pay them back some way. They bought me a new car this year, my dad’s paid for all the visits I’ve had with the doctors, etc. My mom helps with my laundry, takes me to places, buys me korean dramas, etc.

9. If I had an unlimited amount of money, I would travel to China, Korea, or Russia. I would definitely go see all the big major cities, hang out at the beach, etc.

10. I think buying grass seeds are a waste of money. I could care less what my lawn looks like! I could use that money to buy something important like food.
=)

MERCI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
10 points to anyone who can help me!
please and thank you!

bisous
-yuri

P.S. do not use online translators please.
xD

I have a few concerns though, and I hope someone can answer me with. I’m not taking any luggage with me, just a carry on.

Well first off, I’ve never used e tickets, but I heard they’re more convenient, and all you need is your credit card or ID, and you can even skip through checking/check in by checking in online. But here’s my question: Don’t you still have to go through check in, in order to obtain boarding passes, wouldn’t you have to go through check in anyway?

My next question, is after the whole check in procedure, do you have to check in at the connecting airport if you’re only bringing a carry on?

Or are you given boarding passes from your start so the moment you’ve arrived at your connecting airport, you can just find your gate and wait to go?