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    she wouldn't say means that she would not tell, say or speak about (insert subject here) wouldn't is just an abbreviation of would not meaning not to do. For example if you ask me : Are you worried about the exam today? I would answer : I wouldn't worry too much about. ( I would not worry too much about it) meaning i am not going to worry too much. As for would it is the positive form of wouldn't ( would not) If you are going to do something voluntarily (you have the option of not doing it) you can use this. E.g: You want to get food. I would like to get some food.
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    March 4, 2013
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    Translation from English to 한국어 My half-sister's birthday is coming up so I wanted to create a video for her.In the video I was going to include a letter for her. Here it is in English: Hi! If you're reading this than that means it's your birthday! Happy Birthday 은비! I wanted to greet you in our mother tongue this year even if it's hard. I did ask some help so maybe this will be ok. Thank you for being a part of my life. You are very kind,caring and loveable.Even if I mess up sometimes.Even if we fight. Don't forget, I'll always be here for you, I'll protect you. No matter what.Just don't get me worried too much. I love you lil sis. From now until the end. Here's what I managed to do in Korean 은비 안녕! 이것 편질를 읽으면, 네 생일을 왔다 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ. 생일축하해 은비야! 나에게 한국말 어렵지만,널 위해 한국말로 인사하고싶어.다른 사람들 도와 물어볼게서, 괜찮아.Thank you for being a part of my life.넌 친절한은고 걱정하는고 사랑스러워.Even if I mess up sometimes.Even if we fight.Don't forget, I'll always be here for you, 난 널 지켜라.No matter what.그냥 많이 걱정마.사랑해 내 동생이야.지금 부터 끝 까지. Sorry if my korean made your eyes bleed xD. Please do help me.Her birthday's tomorrow night so I wanted to get started tonight. Thank you to anyone who helps.
    January 31, 2013
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    Translation of Birthday Letter from English to 한국어 My half-sister's birthday is coming up so I wanted to create a video for her.In the video I was going to include a letter for her. Here it is in English: Hi! If you're reading this than that means it's your birthday! Happy Birthday 은비! I wanted to greet you in our mother tongue this year even if it's hard. I did ask some help so maybe this will be ok. Thank you for being a part of my life. You are very kind,caring and loveable.Even if I mess up sometimes.Even if we fight. Don't forget, I'll always be here for you, I'll protect you. No matter what.Just don't get me worried too much. I love you lil sis. From now until the end. Here's what I managed to do in Korean 은비 안녕! 이것 편질를 읽으면, 네 생일을 왔다 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ. 생일축하해 은비야! 나에게 한국말 어렵지만,널 위해 한국말로 인사하고싶어.다른 사람들 도와 물어볼게서, 괜찮아.Thank you for being a part of my life.넌 친절한은고 걱정하는고 사랑스러워.Even if I mess up sometimes.Even if we fight.Don't forget, I'll always be here for you, 난 널 지켜라.No matter what.그냥 많이 걱정마.사랑해 내 동생이야.지금 부터 끝 까지. Sorry if my korean made your eyes bleed xD. Please do help me.Her birthday's tomorrow night so I wanted to get started tonight. Thank you to anyone who helps.
    January 31, 2013
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    When to use 말이야 I encountered this word while arguing with my friends during 수업 the sentence I heard her say was 그리고 나 진짜 보고싶하는건 말이야...the 보고 part is a bit sketchy. I don't know how to spell it out. If anyone can give times that are appropriate to use 말이야 please let me know. Thank you.
    January 30, 2013
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    First of all.Might I ask what book this comes from XD. Or song. Second, take the edge off could be compared to removing anxiety or becoming relaxed. For example you are very stressed from worked, so when you got home you decided to take a hot shower to "take the edge off" of things.
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    December 7, 2012
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    소개해 재희야! 안녕하세요 여러분, 유재희입니다.반갑습니다.전 16살이고 진주에서 살합니다.사실은, 우리 엄마가 한국사람인데,아빠가 필리핀 사람입니다.그래서 저는 혼혈입니다.전, 한국말 잘 못합니다.그러니까, 전 마니 공부합니다.한국말 정말 잘하고싶습니다. 공부해를 나만 위해 아닙니다.엄마도,친구들도,다른한국사람도 위해입니다. 고맙습니다.
    December 4, 2012
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    Or an even shorter way would be just 아니면.
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    December 4, 2012
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    bee-ch. you need to make it sound longer. i think you say it like "bitch" which is why some people mistook you for it. just make the "ea" sound long but not too long.That's where the emphasis is needed
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    December 4, 2012
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    우리 세상을 세상은 그렇게 관대하지도 그리고 너그럽지도 않다. 누구나 큰돌을 한손에 쥐고 기회가 오면 망설이지 않고 내려 찍으려고 한다. 실수는 기회를 만드는데, 자신의 실수를 가리기 위해 남을 사정없이 돌로 치기도 한다. 내가 살기위해 남을 죽이는 세상, 우리가 사는 세상이다. 이 세상에 살려면 행복할 수록 그리고 높이 올라갈 수록 정신을 똑바로 차려야한다. 그렇지 않으면 한순간에 세상이 바뀌기 때문이다.
    November 13, 2012
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    안녕하세요! (an-nyeong-ha-sae-yo) Can be taken as hello,goodbye, or if it's in the right tone, as a how are you? 감사합니다(kam-sa-ham-ni-da or kam-sam-nida as it is more commonly heard) means Thank You. 구맙습니다(ku-map-seum-ni-da) it means Thank You too but this one is Pure Korean. 밥 먹어서요?(bam-mogo-sseoyo) literally it means have you eaten rice? But it is most commonly understood as have you eaten yet? 네(nae/neh) Yes, I Agree, Yes?(when someone calls your name) 아니요(a-ni-yo) No, I disagree , Nothing(When someone asks What? or What did you say?) 갑시다(kap-shi-da) Let's Go when you are going to leave and want the group to follow you as well. 잘 가요( jal ga-yo) Goodbye. I'd use this around friends. For elders or superiors 안녕하... is recommended. 배고파요(pae-go-pa-yo) I'm hungry. 배 아파요 or 배가 아파요(pae ap-payo or paega ap-payo) My stomach hurts. 잘 먹게습니다( jal mok-kae seum-ni-da) Said before eating. Means Eat well or Have a good meal. 잘 먹어습니다(jal mok-keo seum-ni-da) Said after eating.Means I have eaten well. 누구이에요?(nu-gu-i-eh-yo) Who? Who is it? 언제예요? (on-jae-yae-yo?) When? 뭐예요? ( mwo/meo-yae-yo?) What? 어디에요? (o-di-ae-yo?) Where? 이곳(i-got)this 저곳(jo-got)that As for slang ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ- similar to laughing ㅎㅎㅎㅎㅎㅎㅎㅎㅎ-same as above 헐(heol/hul) used like lol only in a sort of negative way. e.g. : friend1: OMG i'm so sexy friend2: 헐 화이팅/파이팅!(hwai-ting/paiting!) a sort of battle cry. Like WOHOO! 힘내!(him-nae!) Be strong 아이고(ai-go) used to display shock or dissapointment and even anger. 대박(dae-bak) Sort of like, Whoa! Wow! Jackpot! When something amazing happens or you are amazed. 짱 - (jjang) Best or cool.
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    October 30, 2012
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