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I'm from Nigeria by origin, United Kingdom by nationality, I'm a student in Teesside Univeristy Business School studying accounting although most days I feel I really shouldn't be in this department. I'm learning Korean, Mandarin and Japanese because I appreciate East Asia. I'm looking for people who will exchange time with me on Italki and Skype to practise these languages. Korean in particular.
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    How do I write the sentence below in Hangul? I am writing a poem and i'm trying to translate it in Korean. Please help me complete my project, Jeongmal, kamsahabnida. How do I write: "When my family moved across seas and continents, leaving familiar places and faces behind, my siblings started school immediately, but i had to wait. for being my school and teaching me life-changing lessons. thank you." (once again, thank you very much for helping in advance)
    March 11, 2014
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    what is the difference between ㅕand ㅛ? I was reading simple phrases and sentences when i came across both characters. I didn't know how to use them. what is the difference between ㅕ andㅛ?
    January 10, 2014
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  • Commented

    I think its very manly to acknowledge that you need to maintain your looks and you actually do something about it. nan chuwa.

    and its not a problem in the UK for the Koreans here, kin de, i can't find them. weio?

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    January 8, 2014
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  • Answered
    neomu means very if you turned it to english. like you use it in 'neomu bashisseoyo' it's very delicious. jinjja is the colloquial for jeongmal and they both mean 'really'. you can use either interchangeablty depending on how comfortable you are during the conversation.
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    January 8, 2014
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    how do you turn on the Korean key board on Italki? I'm trying to write a notebook in hangul but the virtual keyboard doesn't give the option of hangul. waeyo?
    January 3, 2014
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