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  • Answered
    In general, koreans use 우리 instead of 'my' when they talk about their family members.
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    July 13, 2013
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  • Posted
    What is ~ 데요? When do we attach our sentences ending with ~데요?
    July 13, 2013
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  • Posted
    When is used 겠어요 (e.g. 모라겠어)? What is different from using 았어요 (e.g. 모랐어요)?
    June 11, 2013
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  • Posted
    can help translate what is 밀당 means? can native korean speakers answer this pls? thx^^
    June 3, 2013
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  • Corrected

    2013.06.01

    Korean people usually likes spicy food, but I don't like spicy food.
    If I eat some spicy food, I feel hurt my stomach and I am painfull and I get hurt my lips my stomach and lips hurt and I feel pain.
    That is the reason why I don't take spicy food.
    People asked me " Are you Korean?"
    Yes, I am definitely Korean. hahaha
    I am just a person who can't eat spicy food.
    Sometimes, I can eat some ddukbboki If I had wash rinse it in the water.
    I couldn’t eat many kinds of food.
    So my friend called me “you are a Cho Ding.” (cho ding= schoolchild)
    I would like to eat my favorite foods. Hahahaha
    I couldn’t drink any alcohol.
    I want to hang out with my friends by drinking. But it tastes like bad for doesn't taste good to me.
    Especially, I hate the soju even and its smell.
    The people around me can drinks more than one bottle.
    I think It is so amazing.
    When I was young, my mom said “If you become an adult someday, you can will enjoy drinking some alcohol”
    But It didn’t working did not work for me. I don’t like any alcohol even though I am absolutely an adult now.
    It doesn’t matter ages Age doesn't matter. Hahaha


    Sometimes, Korean spelling is difficult for me.
    I want to change Korean writing. But sometimes I am confused about some spelling. haha
    I was wondering what about English spelling for natives? hahahaha

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    June 2, 2013
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  • Posted
    Can you check my diary? ^^ 오늘은 금요일 이에요. 오늘 나는 집에 쉬고. 그리고 이기야에 가요. 내일은 일에 안 가요, 오전에는 공원에를 운동해요. 오후에는 시당에 가요. 그리고 밥을 먹어요. 오제는 일요일 이에요. 교회 당에 가요. 그리고 학교에를 가요.
    June 2, 2013
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  • Corrected
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    June 1, 2013
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  • Posted
    Pls tell me their difference and usage! i often heard ~ 겠다 in korean variety shows, why do they use that instead of ~아요/어요 ? In what situations do we use ~ 겠다 ?
    June 1, 2013
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  • Corrected

    Could you check my diary?

    I work out from Mondays to Fridays at the gym in my uni. At the gym, there was a boy who had perfect look from the back. (There was a boy at the gym who had a perfect look from the back.) I tried to see his whole face but I couldn't. Among the crowd, I could only see left side of his face. It seems that he looks like 'vanitymr'. I was so excited. How could a almost same person exist in the world? After that day, whenever I go to the gym, I used to find will look for him. But he didn't appear. And yesterday, I could see his whole face... That wasn't what I have thought...I was so disappointed so much. Now, I can only concentrate on working out only.

    And the worse is I failed to join a certain program which helps students prepare for job hunting. I'm not sure I will do well in the program and might not complete entire program course, but I can't deny that I was gloomy. 


    One thing that was value to be celebrated worth celebrating is that I have no roommate. WOW, I can use my dorm room alone have the dorm room to myself. I can't bear to. I want to enter the dormitory as fast as I can.

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    May 31, 2013
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  • Posted
    do you use 하고 and 그리고 when speaking in normal daily life?
    May 31, 2013
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