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I'm working as fund manager in korea. I like to know people who are living in other counties and other culture . Not matter what language you are using , where you are living, who you are . (=^0^=)=b
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    Is there any one who are using Twitter? please follow me , mine is @NunoBC please follow me , mine is @NunoBC ,,,, Let me follow you also immediately,, let's tweet !!
    June 8, 2010
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    I remember you - SKID-ROW's

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    December 2, 2009
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    If you have a plan to live at Seoul for over 3 monthes , here is an empty room . We are looking for a house mate. If you have a plan to live at Seoul for over 3 monthes , here is an empty room . My British house mate back to UK. We have 1 available room of 3 now So I'm searching for one who be the house mate with us. Our house located at HaeBangChon near Itaewon and Namsan in Seoul. (there are many historycal places of seoul such as "namdaemoon, seoul station, kwanghwamoon .....) It's complex of foreigners and can go anywhere by bus and metro easily. Here living 2 koreans can speak English and Franch. And we love to make foreign friends, helping the life of Seoul, with language exchange. If you give me a mail, let me explain more. My mail address is [email protected] please mail me ^_^
    September 10, 2009
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    sure
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    July 28, 2008
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    '만나다' is just basic form of korean, So we don't use as it is . If you want to say (we are meeting again) you can speak (또 만나고있다), (we will meet again)=> (또 만날거야),,, and we usually say it (또 만나자) => (See you again) ^^)/
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    May 5, 2008
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  • Posted
    what are differnt among want, wanna, would like to ? what is differnt among 'want', 'wanna', 'would like to' ?
    March 11, 2008
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    What is different between 'until' and 'till' ? I think that 'till' can say when I am in present and telling past. For example, "I had classes from morning till now" And 'untill' can say when I am in present and telling future. For example, "I should wait untill it is done" Thank you for reading.
    March 2, 2008
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    I'm poor in hear and speak English. Coz I leand English only via text book. How can i improve them? skype로 외국인 친구를 많이 사귀엇습니다. 하지만 voice chat 을 할때는 그들이 하는 말을 전혀 못알아듣습니다.. 내가 하고 싶은 말도 빨리 안나옵니다. 말하고 듣는 연습을 어떻게 해야 하나요?
    February 9, 2008
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