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Hello there! 안녕하십니가 !! I'm from Philippines. I can speak TAGALOG, ILONGGO and ENGLISH as well. I am studying Korean and Japanese by myself. I can speak basic Japanese and intermediate Korean as well as I can read and write Hangul too.. :)) But if you want to learn English from me you can contact me anytime.. :)) Learning ENGLISH is FUN! ☺ I can be your online English teacher :)) (PS: teach me Korean and I'll teach you English)
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    How do you say/pronounce or write this in Korean? "You're Suffocating me"
    April 24, 2013
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    if she is using the mop then you can use the word mop. but if she is using the rag then you use wipe. :)
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    April 4, 2013
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    hope this helps :) ------> http://theplacesmusttravel.blogspot.com/2011/04/10-most-popular-tourist-attractions-in.html
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    April 3, 2013
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    How do you say this in Korean? "Its hard to fall in love with a friend."
    April 3, 2013
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    무슨 -- what 어느 -- which 어떤--- how
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    April 3, 2013
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    how to say? -- 어떻게 말을 하는가? eotteohge mareul haneunga? what to say? -- 무슨 말을? museun mareul?
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    April 3, 2013
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    "I've left my wallet in the pool" is okay but people will interpret it literally that you left your wallet inside the swimming pool. I guess it's better if you know the name of the building. just like this: example the building's name is JL building. Therefore you should say "I've left my wallet at the JL building in the pool area."
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    April 3, 2013
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    "take a fall" its kinda like are accepting blame for something that someone else did while "take the fall" means to accept responsibility for something.. opz! i guess it's the same meaning. but TAKE THE FALL is usually used. :))
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    April 3, 2013
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    나는 대학교 학생이에요 하지만 지금은 휴식을 취할 거야.. naneun daehaggyu hagsaengieyo hajiman jigeumeun hyusigeul chwihal geoya..
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    April 2, 2013
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