1 question and Writing(How does your native culture use body language?

Hi [이름]! Thanks for doing your homework and for making some clarifications.

I know that gesture. ^^ We also do that in the Philippines. That gesture became known here

because a lot of Filipinos like watching Korean dramas and songs. We learned it from you Korean people. ^^ 

~~Teacher May~~

I want to change time of Pilates.
-> I want to change my schedule for Pilates.
Q. I want to express that I already have schedule for Pilates but I have to do other thing so I should rearrange my schedule for Pilates.
Is it right expression that I want to change my schedule for Pilates?
Or dose it mean I already have other schedule but I want to cancel it for exercising Pilates?

>> Schedule means your fixed plan to do an activity. I understand what you are trying to say. Yes. You already have a schedule for Pilates

but since you are busy or you have other things to do, you can change the time.

>> In the expression, it is okay to say \" I want to change my time for Pilates\".

Gesture finger crossed means LOVE.
- I don\'t know if the body language is only used in Korea or not.

>> CORRECT

nevertheless, I\'d like to tell you this body language because it is so cute and lovely.

>> If not, I\'d like to tell you about this body language because it is so cute and lovely.
 Cross you thumb and index finger.

>> Cross YOUR thumb and index finger.

It seems heart so we usually make this gesture when I want to say I love you to my family or boyfriend.

>> It forms a heart-shape so we usually make this gesture when I want to say I love you to my family or boyfriend.

Also when we take a picture, everyone poses the finger crossed.
I know that finger crossed means good luck to you in western. If you know the new body language I introduced, you can say fingers crossed in two ways.

>> CORRECT