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Actually I am a native korean speaker, but having lived in U.S. for so long, my english is actually better than my korean. I am trying to learn Chinese (mandarin) and also Thai as I like to travel to China, Korea and Thailand. I've been to Shanghai several times recently as well as Hong Kong and ShenZhen. I also know a little bit Japanese, but I stopped learning it as it's too similar to korean.
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    Satisfying and Satisfactory are slightly different in meaning. Satisfying means something is nice, pleasant, good etc, whereas satisfactory means that it is fair - or meeting minimum requirement. So saying something like "this is a satisfying dinner" is higher compliment than "this is a satisfactory dinner". Also, satisfying can be a verb, where as satisfactory is always adjective. So you can say something like "this satisfies" where as satisfactory cannot be used in this way.
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    July 11, 2010
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