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1) I really want to learn Korean because I am planning on moving there when I am older. There is still a couple of years till that but it seems to take a while for me to learn languages, I struggle with the speaking side of things. 2) I really want to learn korean and I think if i can just find someone who understands that it is hard to learn languages and to have someone who is patient. I can help anyone learn english no matter how they wish too, i am really good at teaching people to write but I might have trouble teaching you to speak because I talk very fast but I would be willing to give it ago. 3) I come from perth australia and I have just graduated high school next year I will be attending university after I have graduated I want to go overseas to teach english in other countries. I wish to become a teacher ^_^
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    mianhamnida - sorry -
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    A prefecture is a governmental administrative unit. Simply put, in the US you have states, in Canada you have provinces, in Japan they have prefectures Read more: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_prefecture#ixzz27IO2U3nS whoops don't know how to delete this one sorry
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    A prefecture is a governmental administrative unit. Simply put, in the US you have states, in Canada you have provinces, in Japan they have prefectures Read more: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_prefecture#ixzz27IO2U3nS
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    is this correct? I am trying to write hello my name is Emilie and I was wondering if this was right.... 안녕하세요 제 이름은 Emilie
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    Crazy and insane have the same connotations but mad means angry as well as crazy and insane. There isn't a clear cut difference as when speaking the language many people will use it in any form. does this help? An example will be saying something such as "His finally gone mad," this still means his gone crazy it also has to do with the context of the situation.
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself - I am learning Korean because I want to work and teach english aborad in a couple of years plus I want to makes some friends from there and also understand my friends who are from there. - My native language is English and I have grown up in Australia - I enjoy listening to music (from around the world) my family says I am very out there and try many different things, I'm not tied down to any one thing. I also enjoy writing and reading. I have written in english because I really don't know anywords in korean, I only know some of the alphabet, don't think of me as a lost cause and please help me
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