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    May 13, 2013
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    Hello, I'm Korean. 

    My name is Jini.
    In the Korean age, I would be 35years old.
    I would like to learn English.
    I'm looking for my English adviser.

     

    This is in full sentences if you want to put everything together ->

    Hello, my name is Jini and I'm Korean. I'm the Korean age, I would be 35 years old. I would like to learn english so I am looking for my English adviser.

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    Hi Jinji, nice to meet you! My name is Joanna! -bow- I hope you can find your English adviser very soon, there are many great people around here. Please enjoy and have a nice day! 

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    May 7, 2013
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    May 7, 2013
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    h Hey! 

    I'm k Kevin hahaha.!!
    I'm in looking for search people to you can speaking english and spanish to. conversation!!


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    h Hey!
    I'm k Kevin hahaha.!!
    I'm in search of people you I can speaking english and spanish to in a conversation!!

     

    Hey Kevin! I'm Joanna. Nice to meet you (:

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    May 7, 2013
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    a doubt

    "The news pushed shares in Fuji Kyuko Co., a railway that serves the area, up 16 percent to their highest level since 1991."what does "up 16 percent" mean?

     

    "up 16 percent" means that the shares price's has gone up by 16%. So the prices of the shares for the company Fuji Kyuko Co. has risen(went up) by 16%

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    May 7, 2013
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    Hi friends,

    Hi guys!! I signed up this for this homepage to meet forign foreign friends from all over around the worlds and improve my English skills. Basically, I used to study Chinese but i havent studied it for 3 years so you I can tell I am a beginner.
    I hope I can meet forign friends who I can keep in touch with and teach me English and Chinese. Of courese course I am happy to teach Korean and about the Korean culture.
    Next July, I am going to China to do volunteer jobs work so I want to hear know more about the Chinese culture. If you tell me about it, I would appreciate it.

    If you guys are interested in learning Korean, do not hesitant hesitate to be my friends! Thank you!!

     

    Whoa *O* I'm really interested in learning Korean! I hope you can be my friend and teach me korean well. Next time when trying to find the correct spelling error, trying searching the word up or use Microsoft Word (: 

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    May 7, 2013
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    Girl would be "Yeoja(여자)" but depends on who your saying SheepGirl too. A teen girl would use 소녀 but a normal girl would be 여자. Most people use 여자 though. So it would most likely be "YangYeoja (양여자)" and not YangSonyeo (양소녀) but i'm not positive because it's not my first language and i'm trying to improve it. I hope i helped :PP
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    May 6, 2013
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    Yes, it's mandatory that Korean males have to do military service. Unless you are born in a foreign country and not korea then you don't have to do military service. I think the reason why Korea makes people do military service because if you look at it in a way, South Korea doesn't have much people and if they gave people a choice to attend military service, i'm surly positive that no males would go. So that could be a reason why its mandatory to do military service, also if there is a war in the future, those who went to do their military service would have experience so if more people is needed to battle, then they could be chosen to help along. I don't live in korea but everyone has to go to military for 2 years. Even idols have to attend no matter what.
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    May 5, 2013
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    The fresh-squeezed rice noodles are made from high-quality rice. It goes through many processes. First it's soaked, then ground, strained, and then it's fermented. Soon after it's fermented, it is then rolled into balls which is then half steamed and blended to make noodles by pressing the resulting dough through a mold. I suppose that is the correct way of saying what you are trying to say. Please correct if i'm wrong because i don't know much about rice noodles ;) I hope it helped.
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    May 5, 2013
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    The formal way of saying "I Love..." is "사랑해요/saranghaeyo" but the more playful way of saying "I Love..." is "사랑해/saranghae" If your talking about a band then it would be better to use the formal way (사랑해요)
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    May 5, 2013
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