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Hello, I'm a college student in the US looking for a language exchange in Korean. I really like Korean culture and would like to start learning the language basics. I can also help anyone to learn English :)
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    three point zero eight five nine eight
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    It's equivalent to "What the hell is going on here?" However, it's very immature sounding. The only people you would probably hear this coming from are teenagers.
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    It can mean numerous things; most likely this is asking you what your job is; it could also mean "what do you do for fun" or "what are your hobbies"
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    Community tutoring question Hello, I'm thinking about being a community tutor. However, I would like to know from those who have experience doing this what it entails. Do you need to prepare anything or is it just free conversation? If someone could tell me what one of their typical sessions are like I would appreciate it.
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    Hello, I'm thinking about being a community tutor. However, I would like to know from those who have experience doing this what it entails. Do you need to prepare anything or is it just free conversation? If someone could tell me what one of their typical sessions are like I would appreciate it.

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    I hope I will still hear that many years from now.
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    How do you become a community tutor?
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    You can use it in a congratulatory way, for example: "I made an A on my exam!" "Good for you!" It can also be used sarcastically: "I failed my exam because I didn't study for it." "Good for you."
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    both are correct however "that night" sounds more natural
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    my favorite types are kpop and punk rock ^^

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