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My name is Victoria or Tori for short. I'm majoring in Anthropology and Sociology. I'm planning on learning Korean in classes but I can't wait that long. I want to impress my professors with my knowledge. I want to meet people who I can have conversations with in Korean and they can correct my mistakes. If you are a person learning my language (English) I will do what I can to help. I am no where near fluent in Korean but if I get the hang of speaking in the language I think it will come naturally. My spelling sucks because I don't have anyone to message. So please if you want to help me don't hesitate!! 고마워요~~ p.s one day I would love to visit South Korea. My first visit may be during a college semester!
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    please ignore that. it was directed to someone who answered your question. I apologize for the confusion. And I didn't mean to offend you.
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    May 28, 2015
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    italki: my korean language questions Rather than an entry about my language this is more of a rant. It's about my Korean language studying because I've had some comments on how I SHOULD use a dictionary on some questions I've posted. I want to rant right now because I visit italki to learn my languages with help from natives and other people who are learning the languages that I am learning. I could buy apps. I could use a dictionary. I could visit talktomeinkorean. Which I do all of that on occasion. I could totally do this alone. Instead though, I visit italki to interact with people. Make new friends from around the world. I ask simple questions because lets face it, I'm not even close to holding a semi long conversation yet. I ask these questions because when I would speak with my native Korean friends about something and I've used a dictionary they would say, "mmm actually we would say this... because it's more natural." and they are very helpful it's the same with English. I would like to sound more fluent than like a robot using the words a dictionary gave me. Also, a dictionary won't always give me the same insight a fluent speaker would give and I really do appreciate when I am given an explanation. So when I'm told to just use a dictionary. I would much rather a person just not say anything. One commenter who was very helpful in translating words for me and giving me some insight, added some remarks such as "You're lucky I'm bored." or "You really SHOULD open a dictionary." .... No. . . I'm not lucky! No. . . I SHOULDN'T open a dictionary. I don't have to. I don't find those remarks funny. It's annoying. Anyone who thinks my questions are dumb or remedial can just ignore my questions. At least I'm attempting to learn right? At the end of the day, for those of you who have a problem with my simple questions, don't comment I will find someone who will help me because I don't need you and I don't need to feel LUCKY that you decided to help me because you are bored. Whether anyone reads this or not, whether anyone agrees with me or not, I just felt I should write this entree to relieve the frustration and insult I feel from these commenters. If you read this then thank you and thank you for your time.
    May 27, 2015
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    hi you commented on one of my questions. If you don't want to help, don't comment. and also if you read it, i can do open a dictionary but i'd much rather interact with people who don't mind helping me. How do my questions interfere with you at all?
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    May 27, 2015
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    Word Translations: People Hey everyone I just got back from my vacation and am ready for more words! I have a new list. As always I want these words translated into Korean. I know I can use naver but I still want a fluent speaker to help me out. I know some of these words but I'd still like the translation. If you'd like you can add words and even give sentences.I appreciate the help! 감사합니다~!! friend librarian client classmate roommate advisor clerk student foreigner man woman lady boy girl kid baby secretary sister brother aunt uncle cousin family person business man CEO boss president manager stranger
    May 25, 2015
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    Word Translations. Places Just like last time I wanted your help translating these words into Korean. Apartment Library Cafeteria Room Building Party Boostore Office Dormitory Classroom University Cafe market Park neighborhood If you can think of anymore and would like to add them please feel free! Thanks so much in advance!!!
    May 14, 2015
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    Thanks Gertie. I could really use that site!
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    May 7, 2015
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    Could I get the translation of these Koeran verbs? I'm taking a new approach in learning. I always get sidetracked with work and stuff so if anyone could help me. I will give a list of english verbs that I'd like to be translated into Korean. If you could give me the simplest form and then maybe use it in a sentence using the three tenses. Past, Present, Future. I'd be very thankful. If you're one of my followers I'll be doing this every so often. Maybe I will pick a certain day but for now I can't be sure. I do know the translations of some but I would still like help with all of them as a refresher. Please and thank you! to dance to look for to sing to buy to want to teach to listen to to be to study to speak/talk to to text to need to pay for to practice to return to leave to go to play to take to drink to work
    May 6, 2015
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    My Spanish isn't very good but to add on to what the girls said: 'so' is equivalent to the Spanish 'tan' If you want to say the dog is big and that is the end of the sentence then say "The dog is very big." "El perro esta muy grande." If you want to describe it more you can say: "The dog is so big that it is scary" "El perro esta tan grande que esta muy miedo." Sorry again if I only confuse you. Mi espanol no es bueno. lo siento
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    July 30, 2014
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    I was wondering if we could say 난 너무 피곤해 as well? If anyone can help. I think it's okay. Right?

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    July 29, 2014
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    The best way I can answer this is by saying, It's just the way the verb is. you can say "setting free the slaves" or "freeing the slaves" however it is more comfortable to say "setting free" meaning he let them go to no longer work for him. I understand why it can be confusing because in a different sentence "setting" can mean something totally different "setting the table." I think it's just something you get used to hearing over time
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    July 29, 2014
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