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    It means kkk, did you enjoy your meal?
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    June 5, 2014
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    Yes, I can understand what you read. It is a conversation on name and grade:-)
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    June 4, 2014
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    If there are two lul in one sentence, it sounds awkward. the above example can be proofread like this.

    emeni-ka Taroo-lul hakkyo-luleh(에)  ponay-ss-ta

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    June 4, 2014
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    Because two sentences have different meaning. 철수가 영희를 좋아한대요 means It is heard that Cheol Su loves Young Hee. (And I don't know whether Young Hee loves Cheol Su or not) But 철수랑 영희랑 좋아한대요 means It is heard that Cheol Su and Young Hee love each other.
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    June 4, 2014
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    I think "예를 들면?" is an appropiate translation of "like what?" in Korean:)
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    June 3, 2014
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    什么时候用’啦‘和’嘛‘? 你好,最近我跟中国朋友联系,她常用"~啦"和"~嘛"。我知道这样的句子听得很亲切,谁说"~啦"和"~嘛"的话,我了解他待人很厚道。不过我说话或者造句子,还不知道什么时候可以用"啦",‘嘛’。特别难的是"嘛",我的朋友常常问我"~嘛?",比如说"你回去后就开始找工作了嘛?会继续研究生嘛?“,我在学校学汉语的时候常常用“~吗",没用过”~嘛“,现在我昏了头脑:0 谢谢!
    June 3, 2014
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    Three sentences all are correct and sound smooth. But each sentence has slightly different meaning with the others. 1. 왜 그렇게 말했어?: Why did you say in that way? 2. 왜 그런 말 했어?: Why did you say that? 3. 왜 말을 그렇게 해? Why do you say in that way? (This sentence sounds very aggressive, comparing with '왜 그렇게 말했어?'. It implies the speaker is very angry because of the way the opposite party uses when he/she says) In addition, three formal forms you suggest are also correct in korean grammar. But in my oppinion, many korean might think those are too straight and feel unpleasant, if someone says the words to them. even though three formal forms have no problem, i recommend you to use other expressions instead when you communicate with native korean:-)
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    June 3, 2014
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