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    You should read children's books. Many children's books describe the different sounds of animals/wind/...... These books will make this task easier for you. Read a lot and consult a Korean dictionary. ^^
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    February 18, 2013
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    (워싱턴) DC의 날씨가 너무 변덕스럽네요.
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    February 1, 2013
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    Just some general rules. 1. 조사는 그 앞말에 붙여 씁니다. (ex. 조사: -만큼, -대로, -뿐, -가, -이다, -을, -의, -에서, -로, ....) (1) 콩나물만큼 길다. 콩나물(Noun) + 만큼 = 콩나물만큼 >> '콩나물'의 바로 뒤에 오는 '만큼'은 앞의 명사에 특별한 의미를 보태어 주는 보조사입니다. 따라서 붙여 써야 합니다. (Noun + 만큼 = 콩나물만큼) 2. 의존 명사는 뛰어 씁니다. (ex. 의존 명사: 만큼, 대로, 뿐, 수, ....) (1) 배운 만큼 안다. (배운V만큼) ( 배우(다) +ㄴ )배운 + 만큼 = 배운 만큼 (2)노력할 만큼 했다. (노력할V만큼) ( 노력하(다) + ㄹ )노력할 + 만큼 = 노력할 만큼 >> '만큼' 앞의 용언의 받침이 'ㄴ'과 'ㄹ' 둘 중 어느 하나로 끝났으면 띄어 쓰면 됩니다. (Verb의 어간 + ㄴ/ㄹ) + 만큼 = 배운V만큼, 노력할V만큼 3. 단위를 나타내는 명사는 띄어 씁니다. (ex. -개, -살) (1) 한 개 (한V개) (2) 열 살 (열V살)
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    February 1, 2013
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    an example) George Orwell's novel ... His men were idle and dishonest, (the fields were full of weeds,) the buildings wanted roofing, the hedges were neglected, and the animals were underfed. ... >>밭(the fields)은 잡초(weeds)로 무성했다.
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    January 23, 2013
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    When you say "first(1st)/첫 째(1)/첫 번째, second(2nd)/둘 째(2)/두 번째, third(3rd)/셋 째(3)/세 번째, ...", you are using numbers called an ordinal number. When you say "one/하나(1), two/둘(2), three/셋(3), ...", you are using numbers called a cardinal number. I studied^^ She's the second missing person in this city. = 그녀는 이 도시에서 두 번째로 실종된 사람이다.
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    January 16, 2013
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    First notebook entry Hi. My name is Sena. I'm trying to learn English. Because I want to go to (a?) Ballet School in New York. That's why I'm here. Thank you.
    January 16, 2013
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    She's cute. = 그녀는 귀여워.(spoken) = 그녀는 귀엽다.(written) Is she cute? = 그 여자 귀여워? = 그 여자 귀엽니? (spoken) a cute girl. = (한) 귀여운 소녀.(written, spoken) Is'n it cute? = 귀엽지 않니? = 귀엽지? (spoken)
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    January 16, 2013
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