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If I Am Given a Chance
IF I AM GIVEN A CHANCE, I REALLY WANT TO VISIT KOREA.. WHY SHOULD I?? IF I WHERE TO CHOOSE ON WHAT COUNTRY WOULD I PICK IF I CAN VISIT ONE.. I WOULD DIFINITELY CHOSE KOREA.. WHY KOREA?? Well, Hi everyone, I am ******* I am 18 and I am from PHILIPPINES. Woow! Far, far places from korea. Heheheh.:))

There are many reasons to why I would want to visit korea.. FOR ONCE in my life, I have been dying to visit korea. Though I don’t think I can afford, but I think I CANT! I have live my 18years on a place where I can visit near places only.. but this time around, I want to visit place, that I have been longing.. Korea is a nice place, Of revised, revised, KOREA is a BEST PLACE INDEED TO HAVE A GREAT AND A MEMORABLE TOUR..

I ONLY KNEW KOREA BECAUSE OF THE K-CHANNEL OUR NEIGHBOR USE TO HAVE BEFORE. I SNEAK JUST TO WATCH ON IT.. I have this little notebook of mine, where I wrote all the possible places I want to visit in KOREA soon. I may think that I can really visit KOREA but its not a waste of my time to try and keep trying about this..

I want to learn many things in KOREA, be able to participate in their cultural country, be able to experience walking on KOREA streets, meeting new people, exchanging smiles to Koreans. And even if I am not GOOD in Korean languages, I can spare time just to learn it while it flows..

My first destination would be the HAN RIVER or the JEJU ISLAND.. I heard that it is the best island Korean had,, BEING ABLE TO EXPERIENCE JEJU’S water is a must on this trip because just for once I DID FEEL KOREA’S PROUD WATER.. having a tan also is a must, but because I’m a Filipino and it’s in my colour that we are black beauty’s, scuba diving, snorkelling and watching sunsets in jeju’s is enough..

Next is, KOREA’S BIG ENTERTAINMENT BUILDING.. Yes! And yes! It is A MUST TO VISIT those entertainment building of KOREA knowing that KOREA HAS THE MOST NUMBERED OF TALENTED STARS which WE FILIPINOES TRULY ADORES.. and because I am a
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