I've taken part in setting up a 18 feet Christmas tree for AIA Kuala Lumpur. Wow! 18 feet!! My first time, of course!
It's not easy to setting it up. We have 5 ladies and 3 men in total to set up the Christmas tree at first. However, we are still not enough manpower cause it needs a lot of strength to lifting it up. Luckily there were some other guys who are setting up for the event came and help, else, I think until the next morning we still stuck there.
The 18 feet Christmas tree divided into 4 sections. Which is as below:
First, we have to fixed all the leaves with screws so that it can hold and not moving. Then, we need to open up all the leaves to make it look full. Then we hang up the decorations (the garland and the gold color poinsettia) before we join all the 4 sections together. Besides, we still have to hang up the lights around the Christmas tree before the men can join the tree together.
Now, the joining part is the hardest part, as we still don't have enough manpower even other guys already helped out. However, nothing can stop them. They are still able to join everything together at last (special thanks to bii, this is the best Christmas gift ever).
Here are some photos for the trees (without the light on yet):
All the while, I've told my bf that I want to learn Korean, French.... N other foreign language. But.... None of them were being learnt by me.
Until yesterday, I've found a video in YouTube by sweetandtasty (who teaches korean language in vlog form). She is a crazy girl in her video. She got the explanation and role play in her video which helps me understand easily (and it make sense to me).
Well, for those who wants to learn korean from basic, I think this video is quite nice.
Learn all the consonants and vowels before you learn other words and phrases. I think it is much more easier. Just like English, we first learn the 26 alphabets before we learn the words. So lay a good basis.
Hope I could sustain and really learn korean language this time!! 😇
Here's the things I've learnt: (I swear I didn't copy and paste, or look at note while typing this)