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meisie

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Apr 24, 2020

Roxanne is a smart student. She understood new grammar and use it right away !! It was great teaching experience for me. 만나서 반가웠어요. See you next time!

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Both are correct :) if you want to be more specific (I want to see > him) you could say: "Quiero verlo." Which means the same thing. (verlo --> masculine verla--> feminine verle--> both)
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April 28, 2015
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¡Adiós!

Gracias señora Lisa por visitarnos. La pasamos muy bien con usted. Gracias por toda su ayuda en la casa. ¡Nuestra casa nunca había estado tan limpia! Gracias por acariciarnos y cuidarnos. Perdóname por mi incapacidad de hablar con usted- le prometo que practicaré mucho para su próxima llegada. Otra vez, gracias por todo y por favor – ¡Vuelve/a a visitarnos!

That was pretty good :) keep it up!
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April 28, 2015
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How do you say "so" in Korean? As we know, "so" can be used in different contexts. I would like to learn how to say it, even if there's not a literal meaning. It's more to keep a conversation going :) For example: "So...how are you?" "So? I don't care." "So, I would like to know." "So..." Haha hope I explained myself clearly! :) thank you!
April 28, 2015
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http://youtu.be/slq3oXRF3EA :) I used to have the same problem!
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April 10, 2015
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April 10, 2015
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你好 :) 你好！我叫罗克珊。我从美国来。我住在美国，但我出生在波多黎各。我是汉语学生。很高兴认识你。：）
April 10, 2015
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한극어 초급 아녕하세요. 저는 녹산입니다. 저는 한극어 배우고싶어요. 나는더 많은 어휘를 필요. 당신이 좀 도와 주 시겠어요? ^_^ 서울을 방문 할 <3
April 8, 2015
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Should I use "ㅓ " or "ㅗ"? Whenever I try to spell something and it comes the "o" sound I get confused because I've noticed that both of these characters ,ㅓ and ㅗ, have a similar sound. For example, if I want to spell my name (Roxane), would it be 록산 or 럭산? I know the " ㅓ" is supposed to be "e" , but honestly whenever I hear a native speaker saying it , it sounds like "o" to me :( Hope someone understand what I'm trying to say! Thank you!
April 8, 2015
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