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    your example is right. but NOT to all people you meet. [언니, 오빠] expresses some kind of familiarity. this means that you KNOW about that person in personal and you have closeness, familiarity for them.
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    May 16, 2014
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    if you pray for other person and say it to her/him : 빨리 낫기를 기도한다
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    May 16, 2014
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    here's auditions for people like you. Super Star K (슈퍼스타K) http://superstark.interest.me/index.m#gnb_header_language do you know about this TV show? and if you have real talent and good-looking, make some covers of kpop songs. and upload it on YouTube. you know how Justin Bieber became famous, right? or.... make videos about what talents you got, and send it to a lot of entertainment companies through email. although you live far from here, let people know that you're there to be a super star.
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    May 16, 2014
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    반가와요 is incorrect in korean grammar. it WAS correct expression decadeds before. but 한글 맞춤법(grammar) changed. so 반가워요 is correct expression now. and we can say "nice to meet you" in korean like 반갑습니다(polite expression) 반갑다 반가워요 반가워
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    May 16, 2014
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    May 15, 2014
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    스트레스

    5월 8일에 남친의 아빠와 여동생이 한국에서 모스크바에 왔어. 같이 상트페테르부르크로 기차를 타고 갔어. 여행은 정말 재미있었어.
    그런데 아버님과 동생의 말을 다 이해 못 했어... 스트레스를 너무 받아.. 한국어를 어떻게 공부하면 좋을까.. 휴..

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    May 15, 2014
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