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    How to say these sentences in Korean? - My friend wants me to go and see a play with her - My friend wants me to go to a show with her Thank you :)
    May 17, 2017
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    What do these comic book onomatopoeia mean? I have started to look at Korean webtoons online because I enjoy webtoons a lot in English and I thought it could help with my vocabulary. I keep seeing these "sound effects"; not just in webtoons but also on social media: 꿈뻑 꿈쩍 쫍찍 쫌마/쫌맙 They are usually repeated twice or three times. They may be variations of the same thing but I'm not sure. What do they mean? 무슨 뜻이에요?
    May 16, 2017
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    it's short for 잠시만 안봐도 보고싶다
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    December 31, 2015
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    "So, do you use indonesian the same when on the phone?"
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    December 23, 2015
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    What do Koreans mean by the word '센스'? So I've noticed that Koreans use the word 센스 a lot, especially on social media. They say things like 'you have good sense' or 'you have lots of sense'. But I don't really know what they mean, sense of what? Sense of style, fashion, taste etc. In English it doesn't make work to just use the word 'sense' alone because there has to be a sense of something. If it's a general sense, what do you mean by that? Can anyone help? All answers are greatly appreciated :)
    December 22, 2015
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    it depends on the language and the amount of effort the person puts in, some languages take a lot longer to learn because of the amount of grammar rules etc but other languages may not take as much time because it may be quite similar to your own language. You could learn a language fairly fluently within a year if you practiced everyday and continuously learned new vocabulary. As long as you work for it.
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    December 17, 2015
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    Inspiration is about getting you interested to do something, so a singer could inspire me to start singing lessons or go into that career. However, 'insight' is more about gaining more information or a better idea about something. So 'gave me the insight' to transform my lifestyle doesn't make sense here because you are saying "it gave me more understanding to transform my lifestyle". You could use the word motivation or incentive would also work in this instance. Hope I helped!!
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    December 13, 2015
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    The sentence makes perfect sense. but with more context, i could probably give you a better sentence
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    December 13, 2015
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    It just means the darkest coffee (strong) because they need a lot of caffeine. its not commonly used. i had to look it up and i'm a native speaker. don't worry too much about it
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    December 13, 2015
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    'For me' suggests that a person is precious because of them, like when you say 'do something for me'. In this context it doesn't make sense. To me is a matter of perspective, when someone says 'to me' they are showing personal taste/interest. If you care about someone a lot, they would seem precious in your eyes and so it's 'to you'. Hope this helps :)
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    December 9, 2015
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