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안녕하세요 나는 나으ㅣ기를 연습 하노 I am not very good at it and i don't think google translate always works.

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저는 기타를 연습하고 있습니다.(Polite expression) = 나는 기타를 연습하고 있다.(Impolite expression; you can use this sentence to your friends but shouldn't use it to older person or stranger)
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Don't get in the habit of relying on Google translate. I have found it's not even that good for spell checking or trying to find the infinitive form of a verb. You can pretty much forget about it accurately translating anything more than a very basic sentence. Even very basic sentences are hit or miss. A helpful Korean friend is at least one hundred times better than Google translate will ever be.
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나는 잘하지는 못하구 구굴번역기가 잘 번역하는것 같지 않아요.
 
I am not very good at it and i don't think google translate always works.

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안녕하세요

나는 나으ㅣ기를 연습 하노

I am not very good at it and i don't think google translate always works.

 

나는 기타를 연습해요 will sound more natural. Korean tends not to speify pronouns if you can assume it from the context. So you can omit '나의'. If the guitar is someone else's and you want to specify it, then you can write about it, for example 저는 우리 오빠의 기타를 연주해요.

Hope this helps you. 

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안녕하세요

나는 나으ㅣ기를 연습 하노
나는 나의  **를 연습한다.

** -> I can't understand this part.

Maybe if you write this sentense in English first, then some Korean can translate it.

In Korean, most verbs end with ㄴ다 in case of the present tense.


I am not very good at it and i don't think google translate always works.

 

 

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