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Hi, I'm Korean, born and grown up in South Korea and recently I'm studying in France. I'd love to improve my English skill and french. I want to find some friends who want a language exchange. Korean- English Korean- French. thank you to spend you time to read my profile. do not hesitate to ask me anything. I will not bite you. :)
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    how is it over there? formal way 거기서 잘 지내시나요? informal way, 거기서 잘 지내니? or you can ask you is you life over there? ( in Korean expression we use this more than how is it over there.) 그 곳 생활은 어떠세요? 그 곳 생활은 어떠니? good luck! :)
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    March 1, 2015
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    formal way, 제 말을 이해하지 못하셨다면 죄송합니다. and informal way 내 말을 이해하지 못했다면 미안해.
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    March 1, 2015
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    어떤 인생이 가장 보람 있는 인생이라고 생각하세요 ?

    내제 생각으로는 가장 보람 있는 인생은 직장과 가정 생활 사이의 균형을 찾을 수 있는 인생 이다라고봐요.
    (tu utilses la formule de politesse donc ici a la place de 내 on doit écrire 제.
    또한, 내가 사랑하는 사람들이 주위에있을 수 있다는 인생.
    그리고 원하는 직업에 원하는 장소에 종사하는 인생.
    부유하지 않지만 충분한 돈을 벌버는 인생. 여행을 많이 할수있는 인생.
    인생의 목표를 가지고 가까이하기 위해 노력하고 있는 인생. 모든 것에 호기심을 갖는 인생.
    잘 먹고 운동을한하는 인생. 모든 일에 균형을 찾을 수 있는 인생 이에요.

    자신감을 가지고 과거에 집착하지있않는 인생.
    자신을 받아들있이는 인생.

    인생은 후회와 함께 살기에는고 너무 짧아요. 그러니까 작은 일에을 이용만족하고 삶을 만끽해야죠.

    어쨌든 건강하고, 내가 사랑하는 사람들이 건강하고겨 사랑받으며 살 수 있으면 어디서든 의미있는 인생인 것 같아요.


    여러분 어떤 인생이 가장 보람 있는 인생이라고 생각하세요 ?


    PS : 목록을함으로써/열거할때 (?), 각 문장의 끝에 동사를 넣어 가지고, 아니면 이렇게 괘찮아요?? (쓰기)

    Je n'ai pas compris ta question. mais tu as bien écrit. :)  courage!!

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    March 1, 2015
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    internship experience On February 2nd , 2015, I began my internship at the Constitutional Court of Korea. I am a French law major, born and raised on Korean soil. This was my first time to see without filters, how the Korean justice system functions and flows. The structure of the Korean law is modern and just, protecting the rights of people. The Korean heart of justice is fittingly located in the center of Seoul. The constitutional Court is a grey building comprised of four floors. the court employs justices, researchers, lawyers, court officers, and administrative personnel. because of small size of the building the Constitutional Court of Korea has its own search institut where I learned and served most of my time. During my time at the Constitutional Court of Korea, I was placed in constitutional search institut which studies all the constitutional matter of Korea and foreign system. under the supervisor of Doctor Han who is the specialist of French constitutional law, I learned the difference of Constitutional system between Korea and France. I learned the constitutional matter of deathy penalty in Korean legal system with unconstitutionality suit. After informed Korean legal system and educated by professor Ryu and Doctor Han, still it was briefly because of my short internship term, I start to understand better Korean unconstitutionality litigation system. Also I had chance to introduce how French abolished deathly penalty and it’s long history. internship is great ways to gain experience and make connections. It is incredibly valuable to one’s future. This winter, I’m participating in an internship in the Constitutional Court of Korea at the research institut. Instead of seeing what happens in the Courtroom, I am exposed to everything that happens before trial, such at the research process. (by the way, I’ve attended once in the courtroom as one of my internship program tough.) I know this internships, combined with the classes I’ve taken at university Paris 2 in Paris, are allowing me to develop a holistic view of the justice system, while also giving much more meaning to my major.
    February 13, 2015
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    my internship experience. My internship at Constitutional court of Korea on February 2015 really opened my eyes to new horizon. As a French public law major, I should have known better, but then again I have never truly experienced the Korean Constitutional law side of the justice system. As few of my expectations were confirmed, however, I also learned a great deal in those four weeks. located in center of Seoul, The constitutional Court is a grey building comprised of four floors. the court employs justices, researchers, lawyers, court officers, and administrative personnel. because of small size of the building the Constitutional Court of Korea has its own search institute where I learned and served most of my time. During my time at the Constitutional Court of Korea, I was placed in constitutional search institute which studies all the constitutional matter of Korea and foreign system. under the supervisor of Doctor Han who is the specialist of French constitutional law, I learned the difference of Constitutional system between Korea and France. I learned the constitutional matter of death penalty in Korean legal system with unconstitutionality suit. After informed Korean legal system and educated by professor Ryu and Doctor Han, still it was briefly because of my short internship term, I start to understand better Korean unconstitutionality litigation system. Also I had chance to introduce how French abolished deathly penalty and it’s long history. internships are great ways to gain experience and make connections. they are incredibly valuable to one’s future. this winter, I’m participating in an internship in the Constitutional Court of Korea at the research institute. instead of seeing what happens in the Courtroom, I am exposed to everything that happens before trial, such at the research process. (by the way, I've attended once in the courtroom as one of my internship program tough.) I know this internships, combined with the classes I've taken at university Paris 2 in Paris, are allowing me to develop a holistic view of the justice system, while also giving much more meaning to my major.
    February 13, 2015
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    번역 연습...호랑이의 밀수

    오늘 번역을 해보기로 했다. 러시아어에서 번역했는데 원래 영어를 배우는 사람을 위해한 연습 문제라서 영어 대답도 있어요. 그래서 검사할 사람읗 위해 영어로글도 올랐렸어요

    마약을 먹이히고 여행가방에 놓넣은 그 아름다운 새끼호랑이가 지금 힘든 시련에서 회복하면서 힘을 되찾고 있다. 는다. 제일 기이한 것은 밀수업자가 세관원을 속이려고 의도적으로 새끼 호랑이 옆에 호랑이 인형을 놓은 것이다. 31세태국 여자가 세관수속을 밟을 때 엑스레이는 생물을 진단했다. 밀수업자는 체포되었고하게 되고 최대 4년형을 받게 될 것이다. 생후 약 3개월 된 새끼호랑이는 지금 방콕 국립 시설에서 도움을 받고 있다. 진정제때문에 새끼호랑이는 아직 몸이 약해서 거의 하루 종일 잠을 자고 있다.
    동양에서 있는 호랑이 수량은 기념품이나 한의학 요소로 다양한 생물 몸의 기관을 파는 밀수업자때문에 급락했다.

    아시아 전체의 호랑이 수량은 줄고 있는데, 밀수업자들이 동물 몸의 각 부위를 기념품이나 중국 전통의학 재료로 호랑이 몸을 팔기 때문이다. 

    그 새끼호랑이는 만 타이 밧으로, 즉 2천 파운드 이상으로, 팔릴 수도 있다. 그 새끼호랑이와 같은 희귀 동물의 밀수에 대한 처벌은이 감옷에 수감될 10년까지 늘어날 것이다.10 년 이상의 감옥형이다.

    good job~ keep working, you will make it better!

    Recovering from its ordeal, this magnificent tiger cub is regaining its strength after being drugged and stuffed in a suitcase. Bizarrely, the animal trafficker placed a toy tiger next to the cub in an apparent attempt to fool customs officials. A 31 years old Thai woman checked in for her flight when an X-Ray picked up signs of a live animal. The smuggler was arrested and now faces up to 4 years in prison. The cub who is thought to be around 3 months old is being looked after at a government facility in Bangkok. He is still groggy and spends much of the day asleep in an attempt to shake off what must have been a heavy sedative. Tiger numbers have plummeted all over Asia thanks to poachers who sell the animal’s body parts for souvenirs or for use in traditional Chinese medicine. This cub could have been sold on for around 10,000 Thai baht, that’s just over 2,000 pounds. Conservation … penalty for smuggling rare animals like this to go up to 10 years in prison.

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    August 19, 2014
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    for be, it`s just a sound we make when we are suprised by something and when you cannot say any word because of shock. what the.... XD
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    August 1, 2014
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    당신이 한 말을 이해하지 못했어요. (technically it means ''I don't understand what you told me.'' but in speaking we just say like this.)
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    July 25, 2014
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    where is your subject? I 나는. :p who gave the candy? 나는 사탕도 주었어요.
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    July 19, 2014
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    Malgré tout + subjonctif. les deux sont pareils le sens. 비록 = Malgré 할지라도 fasse. 해도 fasse. les deux sont utilise le même style et le même vocabulaire ``faire`` you can use like Although.
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    July 19, 2014
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