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I can say I'm from Korea and the USA because I spend almost equal halves of my life in both countries. I'm a student but taking a break because I'm not sure about what I want to do yet. Currently, I'm teaching English reading and speaking in Korea. I studied Spanish for few years in high school but didn't practice in years, so my Spanish is terrible. I want to try learning Arabic, French, Chinese, and Khmer at some point in my life. They just seemed and sounded so interesting when I had opportunities to see them in action.
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    October 13, 2013
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    Mi trabajo Enseno ingles en Corea. La verdad es me gusta mi travajo con ninos. Pero, mi empresarios son... empresarios malos. No mantenen sus promesas y pagan? muy poco.(prometi pagar mas despues de tres meses, pero no) Tambien no aprecian solo porque es Coreana. Estoy considerando cambiar mi trabajo ahora. p.s. - Puedes decir como hacer acento ortográfico en ordenador?
    October 13, 2013
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    Spanish-English language partner

    Hola! Hello!

     

    I'm looking for some one to language exchange with me because many people at language partner could not be messaged.

     

    Anyone interested?

     

    p.s. I think people don't know they need to go to Setting to make sure they can get message from everyone not just ones they are following...

    October 5, 2013
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    I'm Korean American. It litterally means 8 or 9 out of 10 not just 9 out of 10. I always thought it is because it wasn't a sure thing they put both 8 and 9 there, but who knows.
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    October 5, 2013
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    Is it better to use dictionary or not when writing?

    I remember some basic grammar and not a lot of words.

     

    Is it more beneficial to write with dictionary or not in long term?

    October 5, 2013
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    첫 번째 두 문장은 뜻이 완전히 달라서 뭐라고 말하고 싶은지를 알아야 대답할 수 있고요. 두번째는 문장에 대해서 말하는 거면 둘 다 써도 되지만 '뭐뭐뭐가(이) 무슨 뜻이죠?' 가 맞을 거예요. 마지막은 '코치기도 하고 선생님이기도 하세요.' 가 맞습니다^^
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    October 5, 2013
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    (name/이름)는 가니? or (name/이름)는 가나요?/갑니까?(to be more polite or to an older person) 저 사람들은 가니? or 저 사람들은 가나요?/갑니까?(저 사람들은 can be said in so many different way depending on the context, so this is best I can do without more information) 너희들은 가니? or 당신들은 가시나요?/갑니까?(Korean was my native language, so I'm not so sure about exact grammar, but it's 가시나요? because you are being respectful to the person you are talking to and the subject here unlike 가나요? when you were only being repectful to the person you are talking to.) 너는 가니? or 당신은 가시나요?/갑니까? 저 사람은/남자는 가니? or 저 사람은/남자는 가나요?/갑니까?(사람 is person, and 남자 is a man) 저 사람은/여자는 가니? or 저 사람은/여자는 가나요?/갑니까?
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    October 5, 2013
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    My favorite American movie is It's a Wonderful Life and Korean one is 클래식(Classic).

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    October 5, 2013
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    No tengo fuerza de voluntad. Estudie espanol para tres anos en escuela secudaria, pero no practicique despues de los tres anos. Ahora, mi espanol esta muy malo. Intente apprender espanol a veces para unos anos pasados pero no pude seguir por mas de pocos dias. Conozco que es necessario a apprender diario(?, I wanted to say to study everyday, but I don't know if this is right everyday;) Aun asi sigo procrastinar. Realmente no tengo fuerza de voluntad:(
    October 5, 2013
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