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Hi. I'm Daisy from Seoul in South Korea. I'd like to meet people who live in another country, especially who can speak English well. But, any other languages are Ok. I love to learn new language. If you would like to learn about Korean including Korean culture, please don't hesitate and contact me! Thanks.
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    Enjoy learning English I'm Daisy live in South Korea. Now days I spend almost my whole time in studying English. It's very fun, but sometimes I feel sick and tired of it. Because I want be fluent in English but still there are huge mountains for me to climb, even I have studied English almost 15years. I know practicing and studying are only way to improve it. May be I need the mind which enjoy this time.
    February 26, 2014
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    Hi you can say '이쪽으로 오세요.' in formal, '일로와' or '이쪽으로 와' in informal.
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    January 21, 2014
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    Weather is going crazy? I felt it before. For example, Korea has becoming two seasons. Summer and winter. In Korea we had four seasons before. Even very clearly. But now days... I don't think so. Anyway weather through all around world is going wrong. Too extreme. Few days ago I watched two videos. One is from U.S (I don't remember which city was), and another is from Australia. In U.S news, reporter sprinkled water on the air. As soon as sprinkle, water was becoming frozen and dropping like a snow. On the other hand, someone fried an egg in frying pan on the asphalt in Australia! It's very fun, but it's little bit scary. I think it is warning from nature.
    January 21, 2014
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    안녕하세요, '보다'와 '구경하다'는 비슷하지만 느낌이 조금 달라요. 헷갈리실 거에요. Hi, I think that you're confused because '보다' and '구경하다' are similar but little bit different. '보다'는 주로 흔히 볼수 있는 일들이나 현상 사람등에 쓰입니다. When you see or watch something common sight, you can say '보다'. For example 나 어제 영화보고 왔어. I saw a movie last night. 나 지금 드라마보고 있어. I'm watching drama now. 잠시후에 남자친구 볼꺼야. I will meet my boy friend later. 반면, '구경하다'는 흔하지않은 사건/이벤트 등을 보러 특정한 장소에 가거나, 쇼핑할때 주로 씁니다. But when you go to somewhere to see something interesting event or go on a shopping, '구경하다'is better than saying '보다'. For example 눈이 엄청쌓였어. 구경가자. It's very heavy snowy. Let's go for seeing. 난 쇼핑몰에서 구경하는걸 즐겨. I enjoy looking around in the mall. 도움이 되셨나요? 궁금하신점 있으면 더 알려주세요.:)
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    January 17, 2014
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    I think 'Take Care' has lots of meaning. When you say it good-bye situation, you can say '살펴가세요' or '몸조심히 가세요.' formal and '조심히 가' informal. But when you say to someone to give a caution, you can say '주의하세요' or '몸조리 잘하세요' formal and '조심해' informal. If you have more question, please let me know. Thanks.
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    January 17, 2014
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    My first note on italki note book. It's only 6 am. I woke up very early today, and I seat a front of my labtop, and write this. Nice to meet you strangers. I'm a Korean. I live in Seoul, capital of South Korea. It's one of the trendy city of the world. I had work at fashion trading company for 2 years but, 2 months ago I quit, and now I'm looking for a new job. For those breaking time, I traveled East Coast and Cebu. It was very memorable experience. I love to travel. So if I have a chance to go abroad or domestic, I don't hesitate to leave. Just go. So I hope to get a new job which related to travel. Anyway thank you for reading my note. It was first time, so very clumsy and unorganized.. but could you check my note? Thanks.
    January 16, 2014
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