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What is the concept of “문치”?
Hi Everyone, I was reading an article (in English) about intercultural communication, and the author uses the example of 문치 (he wrote it like “munch’i”) in Korean culture. I’ve tried Googling it, but I’m still a little confused as to what it actually means. Unfortunately, my Korean language skills are not nearly high enough to understand the pages in Korean, and the translations are confusing. Any help would be massively appreciated. 감사합니다!
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Review Sentences
안녕하세요? I’m hoping to get some feedback on the following sentences and pieces of dialogue I wrote. 감사합니다!
1. 소민 씨, 서점 어디에 있어요? 저는 사전 주세요.
2. 실례합니다. 복사기 어디에있어요?
3. 여기요. 맥주 두병 주세요.
4. Customer: 아주시, 저게 우산이 얼마예요?
Store Clerk: 이십만 이천 원이에요. (22,000 won)
5. Person A: 이름이 뭐예요?
Person B: 저는 스라예요.
Person A: 안녕하세요 스라 씨. 저는 워빈이에요.
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Spelling Practice Methods
I asked this in the discussion section, but didn't get much response, so I'm trying here.
How do you work on spelling in your target language? I keep switching letters, especially ones like ㅗ and ㅜ.Specifically, I’m looking for help from people studying Korean. I’m wondering what techniques or methods you use to study spelling? Both practicing spelling in general and how you remember the actual spelling for letters that sound very similar/the same?
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Study Spelling (any language welcome)
So...even as a kid, I struggled with spelling (in my native language: English). I struggled with it in my second language (French) too. I’m studying Korean now, and I’m having the same problem. I was wondering how you all practice/study spelling in the languages you’re learning?
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First Post
안녕하세요. 나 는 제니퍼예요. 미국 사람이에요. 사생님이에요. 대학원생이에요.
I'm not too sure about the sentence with my name, and I had to look up "대학원생." I think it means "graduate student."
Corrections/feedback welcome!
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