Hi Kelly~

Hello [이름]! Thank you for your composition. I really appreciate your efforts to learn. About our topic "in a row", it means "consecutively" or both simply mean to follow one after the other in order. I also said "two days in a row" and not "today". We will just talk more about this during our class. Anyway, have a wonderful day.

Kelly

How are you?

>> Correct.
It's a really happy Saturday!

>>Correct.
The weather is fantastic and I am going to my friend's house to help her to take care of her baby and I will finish my drawing on the wall.

>> The weather is fantastic and I am going to my friend's house to help her take care of her baby and I will finish my drawing on the wall, too.
During our conversation of yesterday I have a question I don't understand.

>> During our conversation yesterday, I asked a question I don't understand.
about "in a row"-I think I understand it even though I can't explain.

>> About "in a row"- I think I understand it even though I can't explain it.
You said "~today in a row~"

>> Correct.
I think when we say "in a row" we need some long period like "five weekends in a row" but you

just mentioned "Today"

>> I think when we say "in a row", it means long period like "five weekends in a row" but you

just mentioned "Today"
About this, can you explain a detail?

>> Can you explain this in detail.
Have a enjoyable weekend and talk to soon~

>> Have an enjoyable weekend and talk to you soon~
Bye~
>>Correct.
-I heard our MP3 right before and I thought you said "two days" not "today" am I right?