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Feb 1, 2019
한국어를 차분히 잘해서 놀라기도 하고 편안한 대화였어요. 한국어 꾸준히하면 원하는바를 얻을거라 확신해요!
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    You are right about that. You should use "rin" after a word which ends in a vowel and for the "din", after a word which ends in a consonant.

    Well to tell you the truth, even though I'm a Tagalog native speaker, I also mixed those two words from time to time so you don't have to worry about that much. I'm pretty sure almost no one will notice it.

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    February 28, 2017
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  • Posted
    안녕하세요 안녕하세요! 저는 마크라고 해요. 필리핀 사람이에요. 타갈로그어하고 영어를 할 줄 알아요. 한국어 조금 밖에 못해요. 저는 삼개 국어를 하고 싶고 한국어가 셋제 언어예요. 한국어 배우기 시작한지 11개월 됐는데 시간을 흐르면 한국어는 더 재미있어질 거예요. 아마 쭉 이럴 것 같아요. 작년 1월에는 한국에 41일 동안 있었어요. 인천공항에 도착한 후에 밖에 나가는데 정말 추웠더라고요. 그때는 한국어 할 수 없어서 한글 읽지 못해요. 한국어 공부하지 않는데 일본어 공부했었어요. 하지만 서울에 간 후에 맛있는 음식을 먹고 착한 한국인 만나고 재미있는 곳에 갔기 때문에 일본어 말고 한국어 배우기 시작했어요. 작년 2월 마지막 주에 시작했어요. 일본어는 쓰기에 익숙해지기까지 아마 순년 동안 연습한 것 같아요. 일본어 쓰기에 비해 한국어 더 쉬워요. 단어랑 문법을 공부하는데 더 집중할 수 있어요. 어렸을 때는 외국어 정말 하나 배우고 싶어요. 혼자서 공부하는 게 정말 어려워요. 요즘에 저는 프랑스어도 배우기 시작했어요. 조금 밖에 못해요. ㅜ.ㅜ 타갈로그어나 영어를 배우다면 도와줄 수 있어요. 우리랑 같이 외국어를 공부해요.. 지금까지 쓸 거에요. 감사합니다. :)
    January 28, 2015
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    밥을 해 먹는 것이.. is my understanding correct? Is it the same with 밥을 해(서) 먹는 것이 너무 어렵습니다? Does it mean, the act of eating the rice that I will cook? I thought you can put object before the verb (해) I also saw another 밖에서 사 먹는 일이 많아 The day I eat the food I bought outside is a lot? Or I eat out a lot outside. I don't understand why 해 and 사 was there. Is there a invisible 서 after those.
    July 13, 2014
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    What does 품으로 mean? Here's the sentence: 실종자들 모두 가족의 품으로 살아. Does it came from the verb 품다 which means hold, embrace or hug? Thanks.
    April 19, 2014
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    Can I use 에 on non location noun? I heard this sentence on a podcast. "여러분 현우 씨 농담에 웃지 마세요." Everyone, don't laugh at Hyunwoo's jokes. Is my translation right or my ears just heard the wrong words. If you want to hear it click here (at 5:30): https://soundcloud.com/talktomeinkorean/level2lesson30#t=5:30 Thank you. Mark
    April 11, 2014
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  • Corrected

    New challenge!

    Today is the first day that I will start to learn French.
    It'll be fun and will make my life better.

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    March 12, 2014
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  • Answered
    감사합니다. :)
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    March 12, 2014
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    How to say this in korean correctly? 나중에 스타박스에서 커피 마시기를 가고 싶어요. "I want to go to Starbucks later to drink coffee." Is it correct or is there any more natural way to write and say it? 감사합니다. :)
    March 12, 2014
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  • Corrected

    I just watched a the movie " HER " .
    It's about very something a different kind of love story between a human male and a female which is an operating system(OS).

    I think that people will be able to love that way in the near future.
    At first, I thought that an artificial intelligence is would be better as a friend than human beings, because it doesn't need to emotional fight each other have the emotions that sometimes lead to fights.
    I have a priority prefer so we to share our my time when I want. (what do you mean?)

    But In the movie, it's not wrong. (It would be better if you state the reason why it’s wrong.)
    Moreover, the OS is upgrading continually upgrading herself and she take her making herself a priority.

    It's too difficult to describe my opinion by using in English.
    But However, I can definitely I can say that film’s music and image are the best ever~!
    I hope that this movie could wins an Oscar award~:)
    I wonder what is your best favorite movie recently.

    Thank you for reading.

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    March 12, 2014
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  • Posted
    How to say "I really enjoy my stay in S.Korea" Should I use.. 저는 - for I? 진짜 - for really? 즐겨 - for enjoy? 머무르다 - for stay? and what's the present tense for that? 한국에 - for S.Korea..
    February 25, 2014
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