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Hello. I'm an easy-going person and I'd like to be get along with people around world. I wanna be fluent in english and that's what everyday I'm trying to be. But I always feel retarded when I use english language.. and i'm having very hard time to learn it. It's never easy to learn some new language. Anyway I'm interested in learning new languages just like everyone else on this site must be :D This is my email address for extra. just feel free to contact me. poke me ~ MSN : [email protected]
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    친구요청 했습니다. 확인 해주세요~ ^^ 도움이 필요하시다면 언제든지..
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    May 4, 2008
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    We can say in many different way to say "What's your name?" but the most formal expression is "이름이 뭐예요?" That's not kind of humble expression but more casual :) '이름' which means "name" '이' is like postpositional word. I think that's not easily understandable for foreigners. Korean has more several postpositional word like '이'. They are '는', '가', '를' etc.. It's little bit hard to explaining about it but simply it's almost same like 'is' or 'are' of English. '뭐예요?' = 'What?'
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    May 4, 2008
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    We can say in many different way to say "What's your name?" but the most formal expression is "이름이 뭐예요?" That's not kind of humble expression but more casual :) '이름' which means "name" '이' is like postpositional word. I think that's not easily understandable for foreigners. Korean has more several postpositional word like '이'. They are '는', '가', '를' etc.. It's little bit hard to explaining about it but simply it's almost same like 'is' or 'are' of English. '뭐예요?' = 'What?'
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    May 3, 2008
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