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Hi there :) let me introduce myself! I'm a Danish student at the age of 23 who plans to study the Korean language and culture at the University in Copenhagen. I am not starting until August of 2014 and would already now like to have a language exchange partner whom i can practice Korean language with. I go to a "private" school every Monday where I learn the Korean language from scratch. I'm looking for a language exchange partner who would like to learn English and teach me some Korean at the same time. I could teach English to someone else since i speak English quite well and grammar is very important to me :) (Except for (,) which i really suck at). If someone wants to teach me Korean, then that would be greatly appreciated. One last thing :). I do not expect anything special from you but this: do not bail out, we come from different cultures, so be prepared that i as a person do not know all "customs" and might say something in the wrong connection. Sincerely Dan ;) From Denmark!
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    It is a an ironic way of saying that kids are tiresome and it can be understood in two basic ways. 1. Kids are tiresome, so tiresome that it is annoying 2 kids are tiresome, but still not tiresome enough to be annoyed (this one is mostly used) That is how i see the expression : "kids have a way of sucking the life out of you" When people say it, They osten refer to themselves. (the "you" is refered to the person's own personal experience with kids in both a good and bad way) Hope this helps :)
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    February 20, 2013
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