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Hi! My name is Alexander. I'm from Russia. I'm really interested in learning Korean. If you learn Russian and have any questions feel free to ask me. I'll try my best to help you out! :-)
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Chinese (Mandarin)
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Korean
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- Pronunciation Hi! My native language is Russian. I've never been in English speaking country. So I'm wondering is my accent thick? Since I'm Russian guess I have "hard" sounding Russian accent. Could you listen to me reading a story? I uploaded a short video on Youtube. https://youtu.be/B-0S35VgOUwAugust 5, 202081
- Any grammatical issues? I'm a native speaker of Russian. I wrote some kind of a song in English. It's simple, but still I'm not sure if there are any grammatical mistakes or misused words/phrases. Could you point out if there are any? Maybe there are overall weird sounding phrases which should be corrected? I never wanted you to know How it feels to be alone, I never wanted you to show This life. Sometimes we think we do our best, But we don't see what's behind our back, And just keep blindly moving through The life. Chorus: Be with me, be with me, be with me. We'll build our world again. Be with me, be with me, believe me that This time I'll be best you had. You are the star that lights my way, Make all of bad dreams go away, You make me stop living my life In vain. We always search for good in life, You are the only good in mine, I can't give up on you, don't fade Away.December 11, 201870
- How to say this? "...an ability of/to be" Hi! Could you tell me which one is more correct? 1. He has an ability of being concentrated in difficult situations. 2. He has an ability to be concentrated in difficult situations. Or maybe it's natural to say: 3. He has an ability to concentrate in difficult situations. Or they are all the same?March 12, 201810
- Please, correct the sentence. Guess, I'm wrong. Hi! I'm a beginner (learn chinese for 3 months by myself), so sometimes I want to tell something to myself and translate it in chinese haha I want to say "I can text [you] a lot. So I might be annoying". My version: 我会发得信很多的。所以我会很烦人的。 I guess I'm wrong, so please correct me.December 28, 201780
- 좀 도와주세요 1. - 식당 문 닫았어? 어쩔수없지.. -아이스크림이나 먹자 . 2. -이미 다 팔렸어? -미리 사둘걸. What does 미리 사 둘걸? My translation is: "Seems, that everything is sold beforehand". Is it correct translation? I know that 사 두다 means "bought". Like literally buy and keep. But here sold seems to be more appropriate to me. And ㄹ걸 grammar here is to make an assumption, right? I'm just confused a bit, could you help me out?March 8, 201720
- Please, correct me! I wrote a messange but it sounds awkward even for me xD Because I don't know how to say it in a natural way. Could you please correct what wrote to be sounded more natural? "몇 살 먹었다 라는 칠문은 친구들과만 사용할 수 있어? 좀전에 잘 모르는 만난 사람과 이 말 사용해도 돼?" (The expression "몇 살 먹었다" can be used only among friends? Can I use it with people that I met no so long ago and who I don't know well?)February 17, 201720

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