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Hello , everyone. I want to learn some languages , including Korean , Japanese , and English. Because I like to listen to foreign and exotic music , and I want to understand its meaning of lyrics.
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    pearl milk tea How to say " pearl milk tea " in Japanese.
    May 14, 2013
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    Life of a day .... 朝に床から起きてから、 歯を磨いてから、 朝飯を食べてから、 タピオカミルクティーとコーヒーを飲んでから、 大便をしてから、 退屈な仕事だから出たいてから、 雨が降ったから家へ帰ってから、 コンピューターを方を向いてから、 何もしたくないです。
    May 14, 2013
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    - 잖아 It's a rhetorical question. It has the meaning of "Isn't it?" - 지 않아 It's pure statament without rhetorical question.
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    May 14, 2013
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    今から。。。 誰が私に日本語を勉強して下さいますか。 私は誰に韓国語も勉強して頂きますか。 日本歌の歌詞を解りたくて、僕は日本語を勉強し続けました。 日本語を勉強する前に、韓国語を勉強しみます。 今からには日本語を勉強しましょう。 ちょっと待って下さい。。。。。 うたをうたいたい。。。。。。
    May 14, 2013
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    "might" includes much uncertainty. "may" , the opposite. So the two sentences are the similar meanings. But the first one is more uncertain than the second one.
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    May 13, 2013
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    "not only ... but (also) ... " in Korean For example: The girl is not only beautiful but also cute. <- How to translate it into Korean? I eat not only apples but also bananas. <- How to translate it into Korean? The sentence pattern : " not only A but also B " in Korean ??
    May 13, 2013
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    actually -> 사실 as a adverb eventually -> 마침내 as a adverb basically -> 기본적으로 as a adverb Some adverbs can be formed as " N + 적으로 ". For example: 표면 surface -> 표면적으로 superficially 진화 evolution -> 진화적으로 evolutionarily 총동 impulsion -> 충동적으로 impulsively
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    May 13, 2013
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    "too ... to ..." in Korean For example: The weather is too hot to work. <- How to translate it into Korean? The child is too young to learn professional subjects. <- How to translate it into Korean? The sentence pattern : " too Adj. to V " in Korean
    May 13, 2013
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