Can anyone teach me korean one-on-one with me ? or know any good free programs that involve native speakers.

I'm Korean myself. What I would do is search up the Korean alphabet on Google. Then, just practice it all the time. Do it during school, lunch, etc. Also, read Korean books that have the english translation to it.

You can go to dicthanary.com that's how i learned russha I hope this helps.

•as parts of ceremonies and often to ask for peace and blessings from evil. • late at night to entertain themselves or foreign visitors at the camp. • on long journeys through the arizona desert, to keep their energy and minds boosted. • during the long winter nights, when they were cold and the land was not suitable for farming.