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I am David Kim from Korea. I am now learning English, and just found this good italki site. This would be really good ways to use this site to make good global friends and learn correct English. I hope to keep a good relationship. Have a good day.
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    ha, such a difficult question.

    personally I guess, the purpose in life is that we enjoy our lives simply.

    to enjoy ourselves, we are doing a lot of things, such as study, making friends, travelling, making money etc.

    simply, enjoy ourselves as long as we protect general law and unless we damage other peoples.

    we have only 1 life

    :)

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    February 27, 2014
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    how could it be incorrect?

    if we feel peaceful, then it is just right.

    plus power of faith and love makes super good.

    :)

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    February 27, 2014
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    Please translate this to English...Thanks! ^_^

    Please translate this Korean phrase to English.

    Thanks very much!

    더 종은 남들 지금부터다

     

    it is incorrect Korean sentence.

    I am trying to make a clear sentence according to yours 더 종은 남들 지금부터다

    I guess you want to express like this 더 좋은 날들은 지금 부터다

    from now on, it will be better. (지금부터 더 좋을 것이다)

    as of now, we will get better seasons. (지금부터 우리는 더 좋은 날들을 갖을 거야)

    I hope this could be helpful for you

     

     

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    February 17, 2014
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    English questions about use of , comma I see 2 sentences using , and not using , 1. She is driving now, at the time of speaking. 2. Tom is not reading the book at the time of speaking. what is the difference between using , and not using , the meaning is different, if skip , in the 1 and the meaning is different if i keep , before at the time in 2? what about grammar? 1,2 must be correct sentences, they are from English Grammar In Use by Cambridge university press, Raymond Murphy.
    February 12, 2014
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    English questions I have some questions about English as a English learner.1. If there are any letters for me, can you send them on to this address?about the send them on towhat if we skip on like send them to?is there any difference in this case send them on to and send them to?I hope to know the differences. please solve my questions (:
    February 12, 2014
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