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Hey :) :P Trying to learn Korean. not really for a particular purpose, just for the fun of it. I'm just quite fascinated by all things Korean. Sadly I have never actually met a Korean person or anyone who speaks Korean so that makes it really hard to practice :(. please only add me on kakao if you speak korean so we both get something out of it :)
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  • Answered
    yes, kevin is saying that he doesn't have much time to do the development
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    February 1, 2014
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    they both work. but for the first one you should say "I was beginning to run out of patience" without the word my. i would say they are both natural and correct
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    February 1, 2014
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    meaning of 채로? i saw it used in this sentence 사람이 너무 많아서 서 있는 채로 잘 수도 있어요 thank youalso please explain 서 있는. shouldnt it be 서고 있는?
    July 19, 2013
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    그대?? ive seen this word being used as "you" but i dont quite understand it. are there specific situations where it should be used over 너 or 당신 or that kind of thing?
    June 28, 2013
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  • Answered
    -를 원하다
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    June 17, 2013
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    it can also have a metaphorical meaning. if you say someone has "dropped off the face of the earth" you could be expressing that you don't see the person much any more, or the person is isolating them-self and people are having trouble contacting the person
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    June 15, 2013
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    June 11, 2013
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    i think you have to learn to change one of the nouns into a verb http://llnw.libsyn.com/p/c/0/6/c063741acae6caaf/ttmik-l2l19.pdf?s=1369995333&e=1369997133&c_id=1901215&h=f8a1a2b4eecc63460a51c05806f4ead9
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    May 31, 2013
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    very similar however "from" is more when you are dissapointed by the persons actions and they directly impact you whereas "of" seems to be appropriate for when the persons actions have disappointed you however their actions may not have any effect on you.
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    May 26, 2013
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  • Corrected

    My day.

    Today, the wind is strong and I have a lot of homework, reports and presantations to do but I want to take a rest.
    It will be raining tomorrow and I'll have to go to work

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    May 26, 2013
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