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- The Dog on the Roof I work at a small office. The office is on the tenth floor of a ten-story building. I go up to the roof when I feel tired and need wind and sunshine. Some months ago, I found out that I can peep a dog next door. The roof is surrounded by a wall which is as high as my height. But at one corner of the roof, there are some thick blocks fixing a receiving device. If I step on those blocks and stand tiptoe, I can just manage to look over the wall at the dog. Because the building with the dog is lower than the building where I stand, I can see the dog clearly. It is a big white jindo. It has its doghouse there on the roof and seems to live there. It is alone most of the time I looking at it. I go up to the roof every my working day to check the dog is still there all right. I wish it was on this side of the roof.July 7, 201820
- My Secret Inability I usually do not talk to people unless they talk to me first. In fact, I seldom give any interest to other people before they become my friend. I was never good at seeing difference between faces or remembering faces. Often, it takes me monthes, even years, to remember my friend's face. But I rarely have much troble because of that inability. When someone notices me and says hello to me, even though I haven't recognized his/her face until that moment, I can remember who he/she is by his/her voice, attire, and attitude in an instant. I'm just terrible at remembering faces, not terrible at remembering anything. So I can respond "Oh, hello!" naturally enough. Once, I met one of my high school friends two years after the graduation. I felt slightly confused but couln't figure out why. My other friend told me later that she had a plastic surgery and her face had been greatly changed. Well, she might thought me being considerate not to show any sign of seeing differences.. And I think she was pretty both before and after the surgery. All ends well so far.July 4, 201820
- The Rocking Chair A small antiqued coffee shop opened near my house less than a month ago. I went there two weeks ago for the first time, and found there a rocking chair. It was a new, large, nice rocking chair. I seat on it and rocked myself gently for a full hour till I went out. It seemed that the mistress noticed my happyness. I visited the coffee shop for the second time yesterday evening. A mother and a daughter came in right after me. When I ordered and seat on the rocking chair, the mistress said, "Oh, It's you who liked the rocking chair greatly!" The daughter, other guest, who was near her to order, said somewhat proudly, "Yes. It's me. I came here yesterday." The mistress said, "No. I mean that guest over there." I was glad to be abled to choose the seat before my rival did. I love that rocking chair. ----- Q. How do you normaly refer to the owner of the cafe? Master/mistress? Owner?July 1, 201820
- I'm a Korean and use Korean. But to me, "거양이 시강쫂" seems meaningless. I think the one who wrote it made a huge mistake. Maybe he (or she) type that without checking the screen. I guess that one intended to say "고양이(=a cat)" by "거양이". But I can't even guess what he or she intended to say by "시강쫂".0 votedNovember 17, 20142
Hi Jerome.
I want to tell you how to end sentences in Korean.
There are two main ways to end sentences.One way is to use "~다".
(In this case, "~가?" or "~까?" are used for interrogative sentences)The other is to use "~요" or "~ㅂ니다."
(In this case, "~가요?" or "~까요?" or "~ㅂ니까?" are used for interrogative sentences)You can choose one.
But after you chose one, you should use the same way in the same writing.
If you use "~다" here and use "~요" there in the same writing, then the writing seems awkward.
(But you can use both "~요" and "~ㅂ니다" in one writing.)Like this :
오늘은 일찍 일어났다.
(내가) 밖을 (내다)보았을 때, 물이 얼어 있는 것이 보였다.
그것은 내게 차가운 느낌을 주었다.
지금은 내 따뜻한 침대로 가고 싶다.or like this :
오늘은 일찍 일어났습니다.
(내가) 밖을 보았을 때, 물이 얼어 있는 것이 보였어요.
그것은 내게 차가운 느낌을 주었습니다.
지금은 내 따뜻한 침대로 가고 싶어요.-----
I can't understand your last sentence.
Most Koreans can understand sentesces in English a little.
So If you also write sentences in English when you upload your sentences in Korean, It will be helpful.
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