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About Me

Hello, there

I am Itishree Meher, the founder, and writer of fluenttongue.com. This whole section is just about me & what am i doing here.

P.S. Bear with me. I will be done in 2 minutes. I swear.

By passion, I am a writing nerd & part-time linguist. I blog, vlog tweet, read & teach language.

By profession, I worked as a freelance writer & translator. Now ended up becoming a Google Ads specialist, intermediate Korean & Chinese learner, and part-time blogger Blah Blah….

The bottom line: any kind of work involves writing, marketing & language you could think of.

When I am not any of those, you’ll find me doing yoga & meditation until my mind says “inner peace”, watching Chinese/Korean dramas (till my eyes cry for help), collecting BTS posters, and Taking flower photos all of which require great patience and concentration.

That’s it.

Let’s have the real talk now.

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Why Am I Doing This?

Ever since high school, I have ignored pretty much everything expects reading textbooks, novels, and language books.

Oops, Nerd alert…

GUESS what, still the nerd.

Look at me writing this language blog now.

My multilingual family influence has been on me ever since I was in a diaper and fluent in 2 local languages.

Later in college, I got Crazy for K-pop & Korean dramas and decided to get a Korean tongue (start learning Korean) on the way.

Now an intermediate Korean & Chinese learner. My profession often demands fluency in foreign languages. More reasons for me to dig into learning Korean, and Chinese.

(Shhh!!! Don’t tell anyone, I am obsessed with Japanese now)

Ever since nothing much has changed except for the diaper of course.

But why should u be interested in this?