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I am attending Korean & Japanese classes, and would like to get extra help for both languages. I don't mind to teach you my language if you were interested. It should be fun to have language exchange. ^^ I need to aplogize to you because you might not see me on MSN/italk at weekedays because of my time zone. You might catch me online at the odd hour like 3AM or 4AM at your time. ;-P Again, thank you for your time to read my profile. Have a nice day to all! ^>^
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    I took a short trip to Seoul at past Jan. Here is my opinion: Insa Dong ( 인사동 ) is a pretty cool place for foreigners, because you could try the traditional dessert(cookie/cake) & tea over there. And there are alot of Korean restaurants in the ally. If you like to be crowd, Myeong Dong & Ap-gu-jang (sorry I might spell it wrong) would be a choice for you. Both places like the shopping areas and selling the trendy stuffs. My suggestion is, you don't need to use too many Korean phases to communicate but you need to know the "food name" or "type of food" on the menu. Because most of the Korean restaurants, they don't speak English! I don't know when will you travel to Korea and here is a site I think it might help you. http://www.visitkorea.or.kr/intro.html Have a safe trip!
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    May 2, 2008
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    Shita ma ma? What's that mean in Japanese??
    March 7, 2008
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    咪 is not same as 唔係. Actually, 咪 has no meaning in cantonese.
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    March 1, 2008
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    No, it depends on you.
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    March 1, 2008
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    係咪咁讀呀 means...is it pronoun like this?
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    March 1, 2008
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