we invite you to be the main character of the stage
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just the ending depends on the situation when you'll use the verb.
it means the same things.
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투정 complain
꾸물거리다 dawdle
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want me to correct it? well it doesn't make much sense...
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"알고 보니 같은 과" means "found out that he/she was in the same major"
if you translate "보니 같은 과", it doesn't fit the meaning of the whole sentence
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읽어 is verb for read - in imperative form, or in present form.
독서 is noun. reading.
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후회 regret
유감 pity
애석 being sad and feeling sorry for something
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천천히, 느리게 slowly
서서히 gradually
옴질옴질 movement of a small body keep moving slowly (don't use much)
지지하게 slowly (don't use much)
옴질옴질 and 지지하게 are the answers for being 'slow'. they have other meanings, too.
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please change the settings of:
-your ID so that only administrators can see
-the messages and mails(that sends to everyone) to 'receive'.
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it's more or less the same but koreans don't use 일이 있다 so much. they usually say 적이 있다.
