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╔═.♥.════════════╗ ║ ..hello, I am Valentin... ║ ╚════════════.♥.═╝ 저는 한국말을 혼자 내 힘으로 오년간 공부하고 있었어요. 혼자 공부하는데 이 다음은 자기 개발했던 내 웹 앱이에요 : http://hanmun.vdegenne.com/ I am here to help and to be helped. have a nice day :D /█\ .Π.
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    Difference between 示 and 表 Hello Everyone ! Is there a difference between this two Chinese characters ? 示 and 表 I can't see the difference, they both means "to show something" to me. But maybe I am wrong. Thanks in advance for your help.
    May 6, 2019
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    I don't think 덜렁덜렁거리다 is a correct verb. The correct verb would be 덜렁거리다 (notice the space removed between 덜렁 and 거리다 by the way). 덜렁거리다 means 'to dangle/to swing/to flap' For instance 바람에는 빨랫줄에 널린 옷들 덜렁거렸다 (the hanging clothes were flapping in the wind) The use of two 덜렁 (덜렁덜렁거리다) is to emphasize the motion of flapping. It is common to see verbs using the same radical two times, especially for verbs that describes a repetitive motion (e.g. 두근두근하다). 파이팅!
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    September 24, 2018
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    @Namita please use appropriate websites or section here. Don't deliberately paste a request on some random questions. That is rude in my opinion and if everyone follows this behavior this website will become a mess. Thanks for understanding...
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    September 24, 2018
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    서울에서 공부하는 졸업생이에요. (I think)
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    September 24, 2018
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    餅乾 and 薄脆餅 餅乾 literally means 'dried cake' right ? 薄脆餅 literally means 'thin crispy cake' right ? Don't they both mean 'cracker' ? Is there a difference between both words ? If equal, which one is overused over the other one ? Thanks (so much) for your help !
    September 24, 2018
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    Thanks everyone for your message.
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    September 23, 2018
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    does the word 治療藥 exist ? Hello. Does the word 治療藥 exist ? I know Korean language uses this word literally to make up the word 치료약 which is a "remedy". But I don't know if this is just a reference word or if this is an actually word used by Chinese people. I would appreciate if you could answer my question, it would help me a lot. Many thanks.
    September 23, 2018
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    It is a possessive particle. Don't think too hard it is very easy particle to understand and use. "Possessive" means that the left part is the possessor, the right part is the possessed. For instance : 저의 신발 (my shoes) The possessor is 저 (I). The possessed is 신발 (shoes). literally : the shoes of me If we take your examples : 최고의 선생님 (the best teacher) literally : the teacher of the best 사진이나 음악 등의 컴푸터 파일 (picture, music and such computer file(s)) literally : computer file(s) of picture, music and such Hope you understand the logic a bit better. 파이팅 ! :)
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    September 19, 2018
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    일 (一) : first 등 (等) : grade, class 일등 : first grade (http://hanmun.vdegenne.com/일/一/0/일등) 공 (功) : work 신 (臣) : to serve a ruler (e.g. 간신 is like a betrayal towards the king) 공신 : work loyal to the country / who made a nice contribution (http://hanmun.vdegenne.com/공/功/0/공신) I hope that it helps you
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    September 19, 2018
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    http://hanmun.vdegenne.com/search Try using this website. When you are making a search remove the 하다 part because the website mostly use noun forms. If the word in the search result is not orange then it is 한자어 (chinese).
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    September 19, 2018
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