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Serena
Korean
Oct 24, 2014
Thanks for your amazing reference :) I completely understand what is your statement and feeling to learn Korean, and now I can help you with my best. I'm glad you enjoyed my lesson and hope to see you soon again. 감사합니다^^
Rosa
Korean
Oct 19, 2014
Thank you so much your detailed comment, I normally try to adjust using English for each student's Korean ability but I think I over used it in our class. I apologise you that any inconveniences in the class. I should consider what you mentioned about...감사합니다. 한국어 공부 재미있게 하세요^^;;
Rosa
Korean
Oct 15, 2014
JiYong has a nice pronunciation in Korean and he must have a lot of Korean knowledge. If he try to talk with Korean, his speaking skill will improve quickly.
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  • Answered
    The mean slightly different things, and to me both are incorrect. "I'll do as much as my health allows (me to do)." "I'll do it as long as my health allows (me to do it)."
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    September 20, 2014
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    This seems a more natural translation to me. (Native English/ Fluent Spanish) "It's not something that happens everyday, but just once in a life time."
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    September 20, 2014
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    The other answers are good. I would suggest simplifying the sentence: Advanced technology has contributed to unhealthy levels of stress in human beings. It has also created weapons capable of destroying, in a flash, everything that they have managed to achieve throughout their history.
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    July 23, 2014
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