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- How can I use 당황스럽다? In the website Naver, I saw that 당황스럽다 means "embarrassed, disconcerted", but it's also saying that it means confused.... and in another website 당황스럽다 was used as someone being a little surprised with the topic being talked by them... So I'm reeeeally confused.. Can someone help me pleease?? '-'January 22, 201520
- What does 背 mean in this sentence? I saw that "He's the tallest in class." is translated as "彼はクラスで一番背が高い。", but I just can't understand why 背 is used... In another sentence it is said that "This is the tallest building in this town." is translated as "これがこの町で一番高いビルです。", so I thought the sentence above would be translated as "彼はクラスで一番高いです。", but it wasn't... Can anyone help me pleeeeease??? '-'December 23, 201472
- How to pronounce 'зовут'? I'm trying to learn Russian these days and even though this is an easy word, I really don't know how to pronounce it... I've heard people pronouncing 'зовут', in 'Как вас зовут?', as 'zavut' instead of 'zovut'. For instance, they say 'zavut' when they speak faster and sometimes 'zovut' when they speak slower, but there's an O, not an A... Can someone help me pleease!! ^-^November 19, 2014160
- What does 생각을 모았습니다 mean? In an episode of the Korean cartoon Pororo there is this sentence: "친구들은 포비의 마음을 풀어주기 위해 생각을 모았습니다". And it is translated in this way: "Poby's friends brain-stormed to think of a way to cheer up Poby". But I didn't understand why '생각을 모았습니다' was translated as 'brain-stormed'... :/ Could anyone help me pleeease??? '-'July 4, 201420

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