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    What's the difference between 나는, 저는 and 내가? They all mean "I", correct? So I'm assuming there are different circumstances as to when I should or shouldn't use each one.
    August 20, 2013
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    Alphabet 안녕하세요! You wouldn't believe me if I told you that it took me all afternoon just to learn how to write that. Unfortunately, I'm not experienced enough to write this journal entry in 한글 however I'll get there one day! I became friends with Korean Americans at my university, fell in love with the cuisine, culture and Atlanta's vibrant Koreatown. After getting down a few phrases and having my friends compliment my pronunciation, I decided to try to learn the language. I've been told not to rely on romanization and learn Korean using 한글 so for the next week or so I'll be working hard on learning the Korean vowels, combined vowels, consonants, combined consonants, double consonants and beginning and ending consonants!
    August 20, 2013
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    Distinguishing sounds Do you have any tricks at all for a foreigner trying to distinguishing the combined vowels ㅙ, ㅞ, ㅚ? I can kind of hear the difference in ㅚ but the other two sound identical.
    August 20, 2013
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    There isn't an expression that exactly translates to that but you could just use "you've worked very hard today".
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    August 20, 2013
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    It's a little difficult to explain but I'll try my best. Looking is observing something with intention for example "look at my new shirt". Watching is observing something carefully, usually a moving object(s) for example "i watch tv" or "watch out for cars". Seeing is just plain observing something with no connotation or intention for example "I see a bird".
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    August 20, 2013
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