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안녕하세요! 제 이름은 마리사이에요. 저는 열다섯 살이에요. 저는 학생이에요. 저는 미국에 살아요. 대한민국 가고 싶어요. (\(^_^ )/) 떡볶이 사랑해요... 맛있어요! ^^ ;-) こんにちは! 私の名前はマリサです. どうぞよろしく! ~~~~~~~~~ Hello! My Name is Marisa & I live in the US. I'm learning Korean and Japanese. I've been learning Korean on my own for 2 years now, and just started learning Japanese. They're both very hard!! >< I'm a beginner in both languages and would love to learn more. c: I hope to meet some of you on Italki! Thank you~ 감사합니다~ ありがとう. 안녕히 가세요~ さようなら ~ bye! (\(^-^ )
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    영어 translation~ 한국에 관심이 많은가봐요? 미국인 맞으시죠? 초등학생 처럼 이라도 무지 잘하시는걸요??^^ can someone translate these sentences for me? 감사합니당~~~! ^__^
    August 30, 2014
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    우리 너희는 영원히 끝까지 옆에 있어요...? "We're beside you until the end." = 우리 너희는 영원히 끝까지 옆에 있어요. am I correct? 감사합니다! :3
    July 10, 2014
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    니 & 냐 what's the difference between the endings 니 & 냐? Are they past and present? 감사합니다! :3
    July 8, 2014
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    -래(요) & - 겠어(요) are -래(요) & - 겠어(요) the same? 감사합니다! :3
    July 8, 2014
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    Wouldn't "very many" be repetitive though?
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    July 8, 2014
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    덥다, 뜨겁다,따뜻하다 ,춥다 ,차갑다- when to use these Which verbs are used for describing temperature, an object, or yourself? 감사합니다! :3
    July 7, 2014
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    You could say: - I'd like to meet my friends. - I'd like to meet up with (some) friends. - I'd like to meet with some friends. - I'd like to meet with friends. I'm not so sure about your question about "up" or "with", but I hope I helped. ^^
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    May 27, 2014
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    In my opinion, the easiest way to start learning English or any language is to completely immerse yourself in that culture. But if you can't, try to surround yourself with as much English-related things to get you used to seeing, reading and hearing the language. And always remember to PRACTICE! Practice anything you can get your hands on, and be consistent! I hope I helped. ^_^
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    May 27, 2014
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    単語林 tangorin recently, I learned that the word "単語林 means "a grove of words", 林 having the meaning of 'Forest or grove" but i'm a little confused on the pronunciation of 林. is 林 pronounced "りん" or "はやし"? ありがとうございます (\(^_^ )/)
    May 26, 2014
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    日? Kanji pronunciation! 1. what's the correct pronunciation of 日? is it "hi" or "ni"? 2. Does the pronunciation of kanji change depending on how it's used in a word? ありがとうございます (\(^_^ )/)
    May 26, 2014
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