Callie Anderson uses the Moom language-exchange app to practice English with Cornesha Anderson, a real American speaker. They discuss Chuseok, Korea's major holiday, and swap stories about traditional foods like buldak noodles and tteokbokki, moving from nervous to relaxed conversation.
I get a lot of comments from people saying that speaking in English is really difficult or you don't get many opportunities to practice it. I totally understand, so I decided to try out this app called Moom. Moom lets you chat with friends from all over the world and it seems perfect for language exchange. Let's give it a shot.
Hi, hi, I'm Callie Anderson. What's your name? I'm Cornesha Anderson.
Cornesha, nice to meet you. I was a bit nervous at first, but then the conversation started flowing. Heard of Chuseok before? We have a big ceremony where we bow. Yeah, I'm excited for all of the Chuseok food. Jeon Seongpyeon, have you tried Korean food before?
Yeah, I have. I tried buldak noodles. I want to try tteokbokki. She's the one that does it all, like cook.
Cooking the Thanksgiving food? Yes. Holidays are a lot of work. Mhm.
