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    when sentences end with '가다' it would be formal sentence. ex) 여행을 가다 (go traveling) , 학교를 가다 (go to school) I don't often use ~가다 but i can see especially on the internet or in the book '~가다' used. I recommend this site: http://www.talktomeinkorean.com/lessons/level-3-lesson-7/ you could learn about 어/아.
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    February 11, 2014
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    what's good on?? I wanna know 'what's good on?' is a synonym for ' Is there anything good on tv?'. I saw someone using maybe 'what's good on?' but i'm not sure. so i want to make sure it is right sentence.
    February 11, 2014
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    hola! haga clic en el perfilel tienes ganas de ser amigo y seguirlos y ayudar a su español. Si ayudan a muchas personas con español, entonces te seguirán. anyway sorry for bad spanish! good luck in learning Korean.
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    February 5, 2014
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    영 가오가 안서 means kind of 'lose face'. actually '가오'is Japanese meaning 'face' but we use it as a slang '가오가 안선다 =lose face'
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    February 5, 2014
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    저는 영어보다 수학을 더 잘해요.
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    February 5, 2014
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    ¿De dónde eres? VS ¿De dónde sois vosotros? I know it is like where are you from?( singular) VS where are you guys from? (plural) but i searched 'de donde sois vosotros' in goole then i found 'de donde sois vosotros?' is used only in Spain. becuase vosotros is also used only in Spain . so i thought ' de donde sois vosotros?' = where are you from?( singular) NOT where are you guys from? Anyway what i want to know is 'de donde eres?' is usually used in Spain to say ' where are you from?( singular)'
    February 5, 2014
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    I have a question. help me~ I saw a makeup tutorial video but can't hear what she says at the end of the video. she says in the video: This is the entire look. I hope you have a good valentine's day and even if you don't have date or anything.. I don't know where this looks the outfits?( office?) and see what comes little that :) probably one good guy. [I don't know where this looks the outfits? office? and see what comes little that.] I listen this sentence several times, but i'm not sure she says 'looks the outfits' or 'looks the office'. help me!
    September 30, 2013
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    Substituting the word. When I want to compare my height with my friends, we stand back to back to see whose head is taller. In this sentence, I want to know that the word 'measuring height' can be substituted for 'compare my height'.
    September 11, 2013
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    In South Korea, Koreans spend 3 years in high school(from 17years old to 19years old) and we've learned American English.

    There are people who like learning British English but basically, Koreans prefer American English.

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    September 7, 2013
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    이거든 is not a word. e.g. Imagine when you walk on the street with your friend. Then you see a character performer. Your friend tell you " You know what? This is not a human." and you can say "이거 사람이거든?" 이거든은 그냥 문장 끝에 붙는 말입니다. ~거든이라는 말은 자주 쓰여요. 이거든 뿐 아니라 예를 들어 "이거 내꺼거든?"으로도 쓰이구요. I'm not a Korean teacher, just a native Korean spaker and i can't tell you this expertly. Therefore, this just what i know. :)
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    September 7, 2013
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