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Hi, everyone! My name is Yulia, or simple Yulya;) I live in Belarus (Minsk) and speak Russian.I'm interested in Korean language and want to speak it as well as possible.Although i can't speak English good :(, i I'll try to help you in styding Russian and i hope you will help me too^^ 안녕하세요!~~제 이름은 율랴 라고 합니다.저 러시아어를 말하는 벨라루스 사람입니다. 한국말 너무 좋아합니다<3 지금은 한국말로 조금 밖에 못 하지만 열심히 합니다. 러시아어에 대한 질문들이 있으면 도와줄게요.저에게도 한국말을 가르져주세요=^.^=
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    How to combine these verbs 있다 and 오다? How to combine verbs 있다 with 오다 and translate these sentenses? Have you come for a long time? 너 여기서 오래 와 있을 거에요?/왔어있을 거에요? Did you come a long ago?너 여기서 오래 (오래전에 or 오랫동안?) 왔어있어요?/와있어요?/ 있어왔어요? Thank you)
    July 27, 2017
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    "묻는 사람" 어떻게 번역해야 돼나요? 묻는 사람 means :person who ask ( me) or person whom( I) ask? How to make that kind sentences with this grammar point?Could you please translate these examples or write some your sentences to understand the difference? a person who has to teach dancing my friend a person whom I have to teach dancing a man who cooked a dinner(to me) a man to whom (i) cooked a dinner a man who knows a lot the man about whom they know a lot the child to whom shout a child who shouts a person whom will invite a person who will invite(me) thank you~~
    June 17, 2016
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    불구하고 In spite of Hi!Could you explain me,how to right use "~데도"and"불구하고" with 이다/아니다? i know that with nouns usually uses" 에도 불구하고",but then how about the past tense or negative form? So since 이다 / 아니다 are verbs,can i do like this?: noun+인데도/였는데도 불구하고... noun+아닌데도/아니었는데도 불구하고.... Thank you!!!
    May 21, 2016
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    First : Твой, Твоя,Твоё,Твои are 반말.These all means 너의. Using depends on the Gender of Nouns. Твой -for masculine gender nouns: Твой компьютер- 너의 컴퓨터 ( компьютер - he) Твоя-for feminine gender nouns : Твоя комната-너의 방 (комната -she) Твоё- for common gender nouns:Твоё кресло-너의 안락의자 (кресло-it) but Твои -plural form of NOUNS.It does not depend on gender of nouns: Твои деньги 너의 돈(деньги plural) Твои друзья 너의 친구들 Second: 1. Ваш(masculine),Ваша (feminine),Ваше (common) ,Ваши(plural form of NOUNS) are the same thing ,but in 존댓말 and when you want to tell smth one person. just 너->당신 2.when you want to tell smth 2 or more people. so here... Ваш(masculine),Ваша (feminine),Ваше (common) are plural form of PEOPLE,Ваши-(plural form of PEOPLE and NOUNS) doctor tell married couple:Смотрите,ваш малыш!->Look,your baby! to passenger :Пожалуйста,ваши вещи.->Please, your things. =^.^=
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    August 23, 2014
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    What's the difference?차이가 뭐에요? I already asked this question,but still don't exactly understand. My question is about difference between 위한 and 위해(서) or more precisely between V기 위한 and V기 위해(서). I know,that 위한 mainly refers to the noun,and 위해(서) mainly to the verb,but also can be used with a noun. So, in some cases i could change 위해(서) on 위한,right? For example, when verbs end in 하다,like: 일하다, 수영하다 ,숙제다 ,부탁하다 and when verbs are complicated,like:잠을 자다,살을 빼다...Please, explain me this)) Examples: >모델이 되기 위해서 살을 뺐어요.(change on 위한) >돈을 벌기 위해서 일해요. (change on 위한) >그는 마지막으로 그녀의 사랑을 얻기 위한 노력을 한 번 더 했다.(change on 위해서)Аnd the same with N을/를 위한 and N을/를 위해(서)? > 너를 위해서 선물 을 쌌어요.(change on 위한) >이 부부를 위해서 건배! (change on 위한) >여자친구를 위한 꽃.(change on 위해서) Help me,please >O.O<
    August 15, 2014
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    Anotherworld,I think i understand why are you confused. Maybe it's because of the combination of :What + doesn't kill Look,you said that this expression you can understand: "What CAN'T KILL me makes me stronger?" But, in this case it will be an interrogative sentence and "What" is question word. Our citation:"What doesn't kill me makes me stronger." is declarative sentence and here "What" is not question word,it's Noun. In this particular case in korean it can be translated like "모든 것" And in other words in English: "That which does not kill us makes us stronger" Good Luck!
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    August 15, 2014
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    위해(서) /위한 how to use? I know what is the difference between V기 위해(서) N 를/을 위한,but i absolutely confused about the difference between V기 위해(서) and V기 위한 o.O for example in these sentences instead of 위해(서) 위한 is used...why?? >경찰은 도둑을 잡기 위한 함정을 놓았다. >그는 마지막으로 그녀의 사랑을 얻기 위한 노력을 한 번 더 했다. >나는 농장 집을 지키기 위한 거의 한 마리 가지고 있다. Could you,please, explain me this grammar,may be some else example that I could finally understand;)
    August 8, 2014
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