We talked about the ethical dilemma of programming AI. We also looked at some different expressions used to express an opinion. You made some interesting comments. Nice work.
We talked about aging and the gap between the younger and older generation in Korea. Good work today.
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I think the meaning of this gesture is close to 'be puzzled what to do'.
“나 티비보고 있어. 어떡하지?”
He/she wants to watch TV and also goes outside.
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December 19, 2018
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Ending '-기’ means the record. When I try to record my daily life, travel, and adventure in the note, the title ending '-기’ can be used such as '일기’, ‘여행기’, ‘모험기’.
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August 11, 2018
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Exactly, we say '꿈도 야무지다’. As one of Korean idioms, it means his/her dream/wish is so big and looks impossibile to come true.
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August 9, 2018
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‘오잉또잉’ is a kind of a slang(when we are curious about something..?)
But most people don't use this word because it sounds too cute.. sounds like child word haha
(source: https://hinative.com/ko/questions/4570057)
Recently, jimin of BTS left '또오잉’ with a photo in his Twitter.
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August 7, 2018
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What's your name? Vs. What's the name? The latter sentence is also okay.
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August 7, 2018
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하루종일 두통에 시달려서 카카오톡을 확인할 수 없었어
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June 13, 2018
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음식의 모양이 ‘떡’을 닮아서 떡갈비라고 합니다. 소갈비살을 다진 후 갖은 양념으로 버무린 음식으로 한국식 햄버거 스테이크 (Hamburger stake)입니다
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April 6, 2018
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실례가 안된다면 당신의 현재 주소지를 알려줄 수 있나요? 제가 조그마한 선물 (그림)을 보내 드릴게요
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February 7, 2018
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What's the difference between 화가난다, 열받아, 삐졌다, 삐치다?
화가 난다: Feel anger.
열받다: Strongly feel anger as much as have a high fever.
삐지다: Disagree or isn't satisfied and so change his/her mind.
삐치다: Dialect of '삐지다'
Present tense : 화가 난다. 열받는다.(열받다), 삐지다.
Past tense : 화가 났다. 열받았다. 삐졌다.
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November 22, 2013
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Translation ability of Google Translator in English to Italian
Hi, everyone
I often use Google Translator. For Korean-English or English-Korean, it looks translation isn't perfect and it needs more correction. How about Italian - English or English - Italian?