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Z Yoon
Korean
Jun 5, 2013
It was a pleasure! Thanks for nice notes you sent me. See you soon!
Jae H. Kim
Korean
May 23, 2013
곧 만나세요! 저는 메일 한국어를 공부하세요!(=>곧 만나요! 저는 매일 한국어를 공부해요!) 멋져요~! 잘 하고 있어요. 그럼 다음 시간에 만나요!^^
Jae H. Kim
Korean
May 10, 2013
학교 시험 잘 봐요~ 곧 방학이에요! yeah! ^^
Jae H. Kim
Korean
Mar 29, 2013
천만에요. ^^선생님 스케줄이 많이 차서 미안해요. 다음 시간에 만나요~
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    Also open to KaokaoTalk too!

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    July 5, 2013
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    Finding Korean Conjugations/Dictionaries... Hello! I am having some trouble... I have been memorizing TOPIK Korean verb flashcards, and it's been great. However, it only shows the words in dictionary form, ex: "걷다". And in Korean, there are many irregular verb forms, for example "걷다" actually changes to "걸려요." So I tried to look up the verbs, to clarify each one, but I couldn't! In online dictionaries like Naver or Daum, they just show the word being used in advanced situations or just as dictionary form, so I cant tell by the sentence examples. I've looked at previews of physical dictionaries, and they seem to just show the dictionary form and do not clarify. I found two websites called Verbix and Dongsa which show all conjugations of the verbs you enter, however, it does not show the definition. If you enter "걷다", it will show the irregular verb and the regular verb. So, I am not sure. Does anyone have a way to find how to conjugate verbs/see if they're irregular? Maybe see their causative/passive form too?
    July 5, 2013
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    Korean WhatsApp Language Partners

    안녕하세요! I am looking for language partners to learn Korean with, any level! I'm just looking for people to write back and forth to (about anything/everything), so Im looking for people to use WhatsApp with.

     

    Message me if you want to speak Korean through WhatsApp.

    (It'd be best not to give out phone numbers publicly.)

     

    감사합니다!

    July 4, 2013
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    When do you use 뭘 or 뭐? 안녕하세요! I was just wondering what the difference is, and when you use each, between 뭘 and 뭐 (as in what)? I see both being used, but dont know if each has a certain time it should be used or if theres any difference. Any answers are very much appreciated! 고맙습니다..!
    June 6, 2013
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    Korean Writing 안녕하세요. This is just random writing to practice Korean particles and new vocabulary. Any notes, corrections, or tips to make the writing more fluid/natural is very much appreciated. 고맙습니다! 어제 화요일이에요. 그리고 육왈 사일이에요. 아침 일겁시쯤에 일어났어요. 과일을 머겄어요. 그리고 테레비전을 봤어요. 그롬 시장으로 버스를 탔어요. 친구를 천화가 바꿨어요. "여보세요?" "안녕! 치금 뭐 해?" "시장으로 버스를 타요." "아라서. 열두시에서 만날까요?" "네, 이 버스는 집까지 가요?" "몇번 버스를 타요?" "33번이에요." "네, 33번 버스를 집까지 타요." "아라서, 곧 만나요." "네~" 11시: "안녕하세요." "안녕." "이 근처에 식당이 있어요? 노무 배고파요." "네, 치금 뭑어야 돼요." 식당: "뭐 드리까요?" "무리가세요. 여기 뭐 맜있어요?" "설렁탕하고 된장지깨가 아주 맜있어요." "알게서요..." 6시: "이 지하철을 집까지 가지요?" "네." "지하철이나 버스를 타야 돼요?" "지하철을 타야 돼요." "네, 곧 만나요! "아녕이 가세요!" 그롬 누나가 천화를 바꿌어요. "안녕하세요. 들어요? 노무 사람이라서 시꾸러워요." "네, 아녕하세요! 치금 어디에 있어요?" "지하철역에 있어요. 아주 복잡해요." "저녁을 먹알까서 노무 배고파요." "네, 어디에서 만날까요?" "공원 앞에사 만날까요." "네~" 열시쯤에 집에 웠어요. 방에서 기타를 쳤어요. 그롬 열한시 한쯤에 잤어지만 아주 안 피곤했어요. 안녕히 계세요.
    June 5, 2013
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    Thank you everyone for your help! I think that these particles are harder for English native speakers because we use 'to' for everything, and these details are assumed/overlooked. After the help of everyone, I have written down my definitions for anyone who is still looking for clarification: N에: 집에 있어요. (I'm at home.) 집에 가요. (I'm going home.) (N에 = 'to' or 'at' particle to mark locations.) N에서: 학교에서 와요. (I'm coming from school.) 학교에서 공부해요. (I'm studying at school.) (N에서= 'at' or 'from' particle to mark location coming from or location of action.) N(으)로: 이 버스는 서울대학교로 가요? (Does this bus go to/towards S.U.?) (N(으)로= 'towards' or 'to' place, particle after place. Used after a place noun, '(으)로' indicates the direction towards the place.) N까지: 지하철을 학교까지 가요? (Does this subway go until school?) (N까지= 'until' or 'to the' particle marking the end destination, implying there are locations before this one. '까지' after a place noun means 'until the end of a certain range.') I was also confused about '에서', so I added that one in. 감사합나다!
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    Thanks Eieiron! That helps a lot! But now I have a new question, if '에' is similar to 'at' then how is it different than using '에서'? '에서' is where the verb is taking place, right? So is it almost the same as '에'?

     

    감사합니다!

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    June 4, 2013
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    What is '-이지요' used for? Is it common? 안녕하세요! I have a question. What does it mean when you add '-이지요' to a V/A at the end of a sentence? Is it used with questions that are things both people already know about?... For example: 거기 재민 씨에 집이지요? Is this Jae-Min's house? Is it like saying 'Isn't this...' in a question? Any feedback helps! Thank you so much! 고맙습니다! B
    June 2, 2013
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    What's the difference between '에', '으로', and '까지'? 안녕하세요! I have a question. When talking about location, what's the difference between '에', '으로', and '까지'? "에-Simply to show the destination. 으로-Indicate the direction toward that place. 까지-Until the end of a certain range." What are the different context's what would be used for these? For example, what would the difference be between these sentences?: 집에 얼마나 거려요? 집으로 얼마나 거려요? 집까지 얼마나 거려요? or 하교에 가요. 하교으로 가요. 하교까지 가요. Any replies help! Thank you so much! 고맙습니다! B
    June 2, 2013
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    What is '-이지요' used for? Is it common?

    안녕하세요! I have a question. What does it mean when you add '-이지요' to a V/A at the end of a sentence? Is it used with questions that are things both people already know about?...

    For example:

     

    거기 재민 씨에 집이지요?

    Is this Jae-Min's house?

     

    Is it like saying 'Isn't this...' in a question? Any feedback helps! Thank you so much!

     

    고맙습니다!

     

    B

     

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