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Hi :) I'M LOOKING FOR A SERIOUS LANGUAGE PARTNER. I am a medical student in Korea and I want to learn Mandarin. I am learning it myself but I believe using the language and communicating is one of the best methods to learn a language. In exchange, I'm giving you a Korean lesson. If anybody is interested, please mail me. [email protected] I want a girl, not a boy. I'd prefer somebody who can communicate in English.
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    how to say ~~ or ~~/ otherwise in Cantonese?

     

    How do you say things like that?

    For example,

    "I need to hurry or I'll be late for school" or

    "I should study hard; otherwise I'll fail"

     

    things like that

     

    Help plz @_@

    May 17, 2013
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    ...the same there are a lot of wordings that have the same meaning in Korean 내가 볼 때 from my point of view 내가 보기에는 from my point of view the same.....
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    May 17, 2013
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    용 !!+_+ I like these kind of speaking too hahaha 소중한 동호오빠, 아주 특별한 생일 되세요~~ 나머지는 잘썼네요.... "오빠라는 존재 자체만으로 저같은 많은 팬들이 행복해할수 있다는 사실을 알려주고싶어요~ I translated "the way you are" as "the existence of you itself" cuz there's no corresponding wordings in Korean... 오빠를 개인적으로 알지는 못하지만 오빠가 특별하다는 사실만큼은 알아요!" -> changed your wording a bit in Korean way too... I don't know you personally but I know "the fact" that you are special +_+ 한국어 정말 잘하시네요 앞으로도 화이팅~~~~
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    May 17, 2013
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    thanks everybody for your comment :)

    I'm learning Cantonese from Jeff (though it's mostly foul languages.......)

    I'll be sure to ask for a help when needed :) 多謝

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    April 18, 2013
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    안녕하세요~

    저는 캐서린입니다. 미국 사람입니다.

     

     

    제 직업은 학생입니다.

    저는 학생입니다.

     

     

     제 취미는 요리입니다. 제 생일은 11월 13일이에요. 만나서 반갑습니다.

     

    Perfect :) Keep up your good work

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    April 14, 2013
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    The right word form would be 빈정대지마 or 빈정거리지마. The meaning is more or less the same. But 비꼬지마 has stronger feeling and objection. The meaning itself is not so different. 화이팅 :)
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    April 14, 2013
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    알랑가몰라 This includes Korean dialect. In formal language, we'd say 알려나 몰라, which means 'I'm not sure if you'd know this.' 왜 화끈해야 하는건지 화끈하다 has a lot of meanings. It could be sexual, meaning hot, or could be an adjective describing a person with temper and determination. So this means 'Why (sb) needs to be hot/determined' You're talking about Gentleman right haha enjoy
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    April 14, 2013
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    만약 would be the best answer 만약 하고싶으면 어떡해? What if I wanna do it? 만약 가고 싶지 않으면 어떡해? What if I don't wanna go?
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    April 13, 2013
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    Verb Conjugation~~!

    안녕하세요 친구들이! 오랜만에요! ㅇ.(^ㅅ^).ㅇ
    지금은 저는 공부해요. 재미서!

     

    안녕하세요 친구들! 오랜만이예요~

    지금 공부하고있어요. 재밌어!


    I'm not exactly sure how to say I'm am studying VERBS now xD, but close enough. I decided to pick out a few verbs from a dictionary and try to conjugate them based on what I've learned from my studies. Hopefully any mistakes I made can be corrected on so I will know for the future.

    At the moment I only know how to conjugate to present tense (아요, 어요, 여요(this is for 하다 only.) and past tense. (았어요, 었어요, 였어요. (again, the last one is specifically for 하다.) I'll attempt a sentence with it to, I hope I don't do too bad! Here we go! 가자!

    마시다. - to drink
    마셔요. - I Drink.
    마셨어요. - I Drank.
    저는 물 마셔요. - I'm drinking water.   저는 물을 마셔요
    저는 우유 마셨어요. - I drank milk.      저는 우유를 마셔요

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    전화하다 - to call
    전화해요. - I'm Calling.
    전화했어요. - I Called.
    전화했어요? - You Called?
    어제는 저는 전화했어요. - I called yesterday. 어제 저는 전화했어요

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    가져오다. - To bring.
    가져와요. - I'm bringing it.
    가져왔어요. - I brought it.
    책은 가져와요. - I'm bringing a book.  책을 가져와요.
    펜이 가져왔어요? - Did you bring pens?   펜 가져왔어요?

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    사다. - To buy
    사요. - I buy
    샀어요. - I bought
    이거 사요. - I'm buying this.
    계란은 샀어요? - Did you buy eggs?

    Okay that's enough for tonight. 자고 싶어요. 내일은 일 안해요. ㅋㅋㅋ.

     

     

     

     

    잘했어요 :) 화이팅
    안녕!

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    April 13, 2013
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    나한테 암내가 진국일거 야.

    나한테서 나는 암내가 진국일거야 or 나한테서 암내가 엄청 날거야

     

    집에 뜨거운 물은 없어. 오늘 아침 목욕할 수 없었어. 아마도 급탕장치는 멈춰.

    집에 뜨거운 물이 없어서 오늘 아침 목욕을 할 수가 없었어. 온수기가 멈췄거든.

     

    나는 내가 새 급탕장치를 사야 하지않아는 거 바라. (I hope I do not have to buy a new water heater.)

    새 온수기를 사야하는건 아니겠지... (It means 'Don't say I have to buy a new water heater. This sounds more natural in Korean)

     

    일은 후에 학생와 뛸거 야. (내가 학교에서 일해.) 집에 뜨거운 물은 없어 때문에 나는 학교에서 목욕해야 돼.

    I don't understand this part.                              집에 뜨거운 물이 없어서 학교에서 목욕해야해(목욕해야돼).

     

    노중에 나는 내 남자친구하고 그의 가족으랑 밥을 먹는 거 만날거 야.

    이따가 남자친구하고 걔네 가족이랑 밥먹으러 만날거야.

     

    오늘 내 남자친구의 엄마는 생일이야. 나는 학교에서 목욕할 수 있는 거 바라.

    오늘 남자친구 어머니 생신이셔. 학교에서 목욕할 수 있으면 좋겠어.

     

    할 수 없면 남자친그의 가족을 만날 때 나한테 암내가 진국일거 야.

    그러지 못하면 남자친구와 그의 가족을 만났을때 암내가 날거거든.

     

     

    ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ funniest writing ever

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    April 13, 2013
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