广州志诚科技有限公司:有谁能把下面一段话翻译成英语阿？ 谢谢了 非常着急！

Up till now, I have been learning Korean for two years. If you ask me why I study Korean, I have to say it dated back to when I was in high school.
When I was in high schoo, Korean entertainment was really popular in China. At that time, many teenagers were influenced by the Korean pop stars, TV series, and products. I was no exception. I began to listen to Korean popular music and loved it. I didn't know any Korean language that time, but I wanted to know what the lyrics meant. So the idea of learning Korean has formed. When I applied for colleges, with learning Korean in mind, I chose to study Tourism with elective Korean language classes.
I started to like Korean language through my study. Although I have encountered many difficulties during my study, my interest in Korean has kept me up to overcome these difficulties. To learn Korean better, I have made friends with many Korean students studying abroad in China. We often go to lunch and dinners together and talk with each other. My Korean has improved a lot since I started hanging out with these Korean friends. As my study in Korean language has gone into a higher level, I become really curious about this country, the country that is just on the opposite side of the sea. I really want to get to know this country, South Korea.
I have spent my summer traveling to South Korea. I have been to the Namiseon Island, Gyeongbokgun Palace, and Dongdaemun Market, etc. The trip has given me a very deep and great impression of Korea, and has let me make up my mind to study abroad in South Korea.
After this trip, I studied even harder because of my love for Korean language. Other than the school-required Korean language classes, I also taught myself books such as "the Principles of Korean Language" and "Korean-Chinese Tranlation". I have even tried to translate song lyrics and short articles. Recently I took part in translating the Korean Play "My Classroom".
After two years of study, I took the Test of Proficiency in Korean, and passed Level 3.
With TPK Level 3 on hand, I'm not satisfied. I hope I can improve my Korean to a new level and learn more about South Korea as a country. However, because the language environment in China for Korean is not sufficient, I can not put what I have learned into practice. I can resist to go South Korean to study Korean language.
The opportunity has finally come. It is an opportunity that is so important for me that I can not give up.
I hope the school will consider me.
Thank you!

A: Wring is to express your thought through language. Here we have to key elements: language and thought. For a successful writing activity to happen, both are necessary. When writing in our mother tongue, we spend almost no time in considering language, so our attention is mainly on contents. But when writing in a foreign language, we have to pay attention to both language and thought. If we cannot deal with these two, we might never learn to write in a foreign language well.

Generally speaking, learning to write in a foreign language demands you to go through three steps, although there is not clear distinction between them. First, learning the basic vocabulary and grammar of this language. At this time, learners have not grasped the basic usage, therefore are still in the basic stage of language learning. Writing exercise usually does not exit in this period; even if it does, it mainly serves a kind of vocabulary or grammar exercise. This kind of writing practice presents very simple contents, but requires that learners should use both vocabulary and grammar correctly.

Second, learning both language and thought expression. At this time, learners have already got familiar with the basic vocabulary and grammar, and can express simple ideas in this language. Writing exercises at this stage can work for two purposes. Firstly, they can help learners further their understanding of this language. Secondly, they can help learners express certain ideas in foreign language. In the learning practice, these two aspects are actually inseparable. Many students start to keep diary in English from Junior Three; they are in fact progressing in this second stage.

Third, learning to focus on thought. When learners can deal with the vocabulary and grammar of a foreign satisfactorily, and can use the language to express rather complicated ideas, they start to enter the third stage. Here language is no longer the biggest problem; instead, how to present good contents gains top priority. What learners pay attention to is how to choose their materials well, how to organize the ideas well, etc. Some people hold that only this third stage is really writing. This may be too biased. Writers, however, have to reach the third stage in order to be successful.

If you find it difficult to write complete sentences, you are still in the first stage. At this stage, you do not have to rush to long articles, although you may have some precious profound ideas in your mind. You should make efforts in language accumulation, paying special attention to usages of common words and sentence patterns. Besides, doing translation exercise may also help you improve your ability in using the language, thus making preparation for improving your writing ability. Many exercises in our translation column are also helpful in improving your ability in writing. What's more, doing more reading exercises can also help sharpen your sensitivity towards the language.

To sum up, you may try to make efforts in these three aspects: accumulate language materials, try some translation exercises, and take up some reading exercises. As your language proficiency gradually improves, you will also gradually move into the second stage. Then you will have no trouble in producing complete sentences.

Up till now, I have been learning Korean for two years. If you ask me why I study Korean, I have to say it dated back to when I was in high school.
When I was in high schoo, Korean entertainment was really popular in China. At that time, many teenagers were influenced by the Korean pop stars, TV series, and products. I was no exception. I began to listen to Korean popular music and loved it. I didn't know any Korean language that time, but I wanted to know what the lyrics meant. So the idea of learning Korean has formed. When I applied for colleges, with learning Korean in mind, I chose to study Tourism with elective Korean language classes.
Generally speaking, learning to write in a foreign language demands you to go through three steps, although there is not clear distinction between them. First, learning the basic vocabulary and grammar of this language. At this time, learners have not grasped the basic usage, therefore are still in the basic stage of language learning. Writing exercise usually does not exit in this period; even if it does, it mainly serves a kind of vocabulary or grammar exercise. This kind of writing practice presents very simple contents, but requires that learners should use both vocabulary and grammar correctlyI have spent my summer traveling to South Korea. I have been to the Namiseon Island, Gyeongbokgun Palace, and Dongdaemun Market, etc. The trip has given me a very deep and great impression of Korea, and has let me make up my mind to study abroad in South Korea.
After this trip, I studied even harder because of my love for Korean language. Other than the school-Chinese Tranlation". I have even tried to translate song lyrics and short articles. Recently I took part in translating the Korean Play "My Classroom".
After two years of study, I took the Test of Proficiency in Korean, and passed Level 3.
With TPK Level 3 on hand, I'm not satisfied. I hope I can improve my Korean to a new level and learn more about South Korea as a country. However, because the language environment in China for Korean is not sufficient, I can not put what I have learned into practice. I can resist to go South Korean to study Korean language.
The opportunity has finally come. It is an opportunity that is so important for me that I can not give up.
I hope the school will consider meThanks