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    날씨 ? What is 날씨 ? How is it differ from 날씨 는? Thanks!
    July 13, 2013
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    Which one will you pick?

    anong mas masarap? nasa kama ka kayakap mo yung bf or gf mo, or nasa kama ka na nakahiga sa limpak-limpak na pera? Love vs. Comfortable life?

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    July 13, 2013
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    1) It's raining so hard now. -Ang lakas lakas ng ulan ngayon. 2) what's the weather going to be like today? -Ano kayang panahon ngayon? 3) it's gonna rain today -Uulan ngayon. 4) There is a typhoon/storm coming -May bagyong paparating. 6) What do you think about (life here) in Japan? Do you like it? -Ano sa palagay mo ang buhay dito sa Japan? Gusto mo ba?
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    July 13, 2013
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    July 12, 2013
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    Make-you have to produce something. Do-you'll perform an action It's the same though different when used in a sentence.
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    July 11, 2013
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  • Commented

    Thanks koya! ^^;

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    July 7, 2013
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    What is the meaning of 다른 사람??

    "다른 사람" What is that? hehe, thanks in advance~

    July 7, 2013
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    I'm out of money. Huhuhu Uhmm--I just want to type a notebook about this. Kekeke~ You see, a lot of KPop groups will go in our country (Philippines) soon. And I haven't got enough money for the concerts. I feel so depressed. I waited a very long time for them to come here and perform, but I did not expect that they will all come AT THE SAME TIME. I need a work. Hahaha. Money juseyo!! >//<
    July 7, 2013
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    Learning a second language

    I have started remaining English ... can you believe , over my 50s after a long break . I realize that speaking English as a native will be impossible. But speaking and being understandable can be feasible, for instance, by keeping in touch with people whose English is their daily language or use it very often. I have tried this method lately as much as possible in parallel other excercises as listening, reading and so on.There are many mistakes that appear in my English , but frankly speaking, I am positive and expect that in the following months, my English will become more fluently .


    Hehe, that's okay. Goodluck!

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    July 7, 2013
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  • Answered
    I think, it's the same. There's no difference because pagkakasakit and sakit is the same in the use in that sentence. They are both noun. Yet, if you use 'sakit' in other sentence just like.. 'Ang sakit niya ay lagnat' which means His sickness is fever, it'll be different compared to pagkakasakit which is present verb if you use in other sentence.
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    July 2, 2013
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