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I am here to try and revive the languages I have slowly started to forget after living in Japan for so long. My current goals are to bring back my Korean, German and French.
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Jane^^
Korean
Apr 20, 2022
돔, 오늘 시간이 짧게 느껴질 만큼 대화가 너무 즐거웠어요. 오랫동안 한국어를 못해서 많이 잊어버렸지만, 그래도 한동안 배운 적이 있어서 이제 연습하면 금방 잘할 거 같아요. 우리 다음에도 즐겁게 이야기 나눠요~^^
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    It is basically a constructive way to negate something. You can use the adverbs 안 or 못 to negate something. In order for the above sentence to make sense, you can see the use of the negative form as a means of asking for confirmation. You could translate it to: it doesn't hurt, right? Which an English speaker would typically phrase as: are you okay? or does it hurt? The construction is often used as such. Any native speakers may of course correct me or add to my explanation!
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    August 18, 2015
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