Dear Tony.                                                                                                                  Fab. 2. 8

 Hi Tony. I received your letter. I'm happy to have a penpal like you, western guy. When I read your letter, I was so excited that you are an American. Actually I have been interested in American'a life. I hope to know tour life more through your letters.
 My name is Ha Hyung-suk. I guess, there is a little problem to pronounce my name. Even though my friends are all korean and they have been my buddys for a long time, they still have difficulty in calling my name. I was born in Nam-Hae, a qeite a small city on the south coast of Korea, but I have no memory of Nam-Hae. I couldn't live in Nam-Hae for a long time, because my father is a math teacher in public high school. It can be a little weird to you, but every korean teacher in public school has to be transferred to another public school every fifth year.
 I love to watch American movies. They have been a good assitant for a long time for studying English. If there are no cubtitles, I still have a problem watching it, but lots of expressions and scripes for many sorts of situation make me hapy to study English. Wnen I'm sick of studying English, they are willing to be good English teachers. If I had had fo study English only by using some books, it could have been driving me up the wall.
 I like romantic comedy most. Especially, Drew Berry More's movies were treat. Of course, their stories were good, but her bewitching smile and lively expressions make them masterpieces of romantic comedy.
 Could you tell me more about country music? It seems like a folk song, but I have no idea what country music is exactly. If there is famous song all over the world, please tell me.

 Thank you for reading this letter, and I'm looking forward to waiting your letter.

Sincerely
Hyung-suk.