MY PERSONAL NARRATIVE
My name is Robbie Yoo. This is my English name and my real name is Ho-sung Yoo. I’m from South Korea. In my personal narrative, there are so many things that are specific to me. In general, I’m a boy. I live in America and I was born in South Korea. So I can’t speak English very well (ESL). I’m wearing glasses, with black eyes, and black hair because I’m an Asian. My special things that I like are that I don’t have any decayed tooth which means I’m healthy boy and I have double eyelids. To explain my narrative specifically, I am shy. For example, sometimes I think when someone is pointing at me I feel very shy. I’m caring but I’m not sure; when I meet someone I’m helping them to do something completely. I’m knowledgeable because I know much information about some things that I know. I think I am risk taking because when I went to the camp, I did many challenges. I was scared but I did them completely but I was timid. During the camp, every morning I was little bit timid. I think I’m not responsible because I can't take care of people. When I want to express myself I play sports like tennis and football. I believe in God and I have a strong belief in him. I think God made everything and he protects me.
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
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a good narrative!!!
ReplyDeleteYour english is better than me!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love you blog by you narative,because you writing is very good and the backround is good too.
ReplyDeleteI have alot in common with you! I think that's cool
ReplyDeleteSometimes I am shy also
ReplyDeletegreat job robbie! i loved your narrative and i think it's great that you said that you get timid. A+++++!!!!!!
ReplyDeletei love your blog and narrative, and you improved alot at your english.
ReplyDeleteI like your narative
ReplyDeleteHamish
I'm shy lots of times too but it's ok to be shy. I think it's good you tried new things at camp. I think facing challenges makes you a better person.
ReplyDeletegreat jod
ReplyDeleteawsome blog
ReplyDeletei chalenged my self at camp to.
ReplyDeleteI like your background and I challenged myself at camp also.
ReplyDeleteIt great that u faced many challenges at camp and were able to over come them
ReplyDeletenice passions!!!
ReplyDeleteRobbie, I know it is not easy to be a new kid in a foreign country. You have done very well. Your English improved dramatically, and I would like to commend you for that. - Mrs. Gilboa
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