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I am trying to learn Korean, but, if I am able to, I am willing to help you with English...(I don't know if that will be possible with my very little knowledge of other languages...) If anyone wants to help me learn Korean that would be great :D
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    Thank you, Bryan! That really cleared things up. I'll remember that :D
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    June 2, 2013
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    Thank you guys! I wouldn't mess with romanisation, but I get wor ried that someone won't be able to read the hangul and they will get annoyed with me. I don't know...and thank you, Jon for clearing that up. I think that 죄송합니다 is the more formal one. Is that correct?
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    June 1, 2013
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    In Korean, what is the difference between 미안해 (mianhae) and 죄송합니다 (joisonghapnida)? I was listening to Kpop and someone said 미안해 (mianhae) and it was translated to "sorry", but when I was online taking lessons, the teacher said that to say sorry you would say 죄송합니다 (joisonghapnida). What is the difference? Also, my romanisation might be a little wrong, I never actually learned how to properly romanise words.
    June 1, 2013
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