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Chase, you advised me with a comment that I need to speak more neutrally !! I don't understand the meaning of'neutrally' exactly. I just know that the word 'neutral' means in the middle of both sides. And also I just used to use the work when I mentions about my car. For example, I leave my car in neutral Please tell me about the information of the word such as usages, other samples and so on. This is the biggest holiday,called 'Chusuk' in Korea. We usually have 4 or 5 holidays during Chusuk. So, see you next wednesday!! bye.]

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Chase, you advised me with a comment that I need to speak more neutrally !! I don't understand the meaning of 'neutrally' exactly. I just know that the word 'neutral' means in the middle of both sides. And also, I just use the word when I mention about my car. For example, I leave my car in neutral. Please tell me about the information of the word such as usages, other samples and so on. This is the biggest holiday,called 'Chusuk' in Korea. We usually have 4 or 5 holidays during Chusuk. So, see you next wednesday!! bye.]

Hi, Mr. Ryan!
I'm sorry I have to correct your sentences. This page is actually for students' compositions. If you have any personal questions, you should use the message board. Anyhow, "neutrally" is an adverb of the word "neutral". It means, in the middle. It means that the pace should not be fast and not slow. 
For example: I speak neutrally so that people can understand me. / My pace in speaking has been just neutral because I think people will understand be better this way. 
I hope it's helpful.
P.S. Please check the highlighted corrections. Thank you and enjoy your holiday!