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*** I used to teach English for Korean students.
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    "Kinain ko ang tinapay kaninang umaga." I ate the bread this morning. "Kumain ako ng tinapay kaninang umaga." I ate bread this morning. VERB (Eat) Base Form- Eat (kain) Past Tense- Ate (Kumain) Past Participle Tense- Eaten (Kinain / Nakakain / Nakain) KO ko pron. I, my, mine ako ak´o pron. first person singular num- ber pronoun meaning I, me “Ko” is the contraction of “ako”. It is used in many ways. Actually, it’s kinda hard to explain how since Filipino Language is quite complicated. It depends on how you’ll use the term “ko.” KO ko, pron. my, I ang libro ko = ang aking libro my book ang bahay ko = ang aking bahay my house Kinakain ko ito. I eat this. Another form of this word: kong Mahal kong anak My dear child Mahal kong mga kababayan My dear compatriots FYR: http://www.tagaloglang.com/Tagalog-English-Dictionary/English-Translation-of-Tagalog-Word/ko.html
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    June 11, 2009
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    if you really want to speak english fluently, it'll be better for you to enroll in an online class if you have time.
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    April 26, 2008
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    you need to enjoy it while learning it...
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    April 26, 2008
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    you just need to enjoy it while learning it...
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    April 26, 2008
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    I may say that you need to practice speaking all the time, chatting with some foreigner friends are good idea... Learning new vocabulary each day is also a must. Just believe in yourself that you can do it! Reading books and watching some English programs can also help you... =)
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    March 29, 2008
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