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    Difference between these words? 맞대다 대조하다 비교하다 견주다 They all have meanings of compare, and are used in each others definitions. Can anyone tell me how they differ and the correct contexts they should each be used? Thank you :)
    September 19, 2021
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    @Celia Lau[Audio]
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    @Konan - how to pronounce “translate” in British English[Audio]
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    @Teacher Pam #HelpMePronounce - Worcestershire[Audio]
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    재미있어용[Audio]
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    한국어로 “context”을 어떻게 말하나요? The results on Naver bring back 문맥, 맥락, 전후 사정. 문맥 seems to be the semantic meaning between sentences. 맥락 is the flow between relations / connections I’m confused about which one would be correct for examples such as: The context of a word - when it’s used over another words. The context of an action - i.e. “the show should be understood from the context of the 1950s” Thank you 😊
    August 15, 2021
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    Difference between 틀리다/그르다 & 올바르다/맞다/옳다 The dictionary lists their meaning as “wrong” and “right” with little reference to their contexts and when they should be used. Would anyone mind explaining how they are different from each other? Thank you 😊
    August 5, 2021
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    다고 하던데 v. 다고 해서 I was writing this practice sentence: 가: 저녁 전에는 가은와 같이 극장에 갈까요? 나: 인정! 근데 가은이 숙제를 많다던데 못 올 것 같아요. And I was wondering how 다고 하던데 & 다고 해서 are different and when I would use one over the other? Thank you!
    August 2, 2021
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    How to translate hard sentences How would you translate something like “I think (that) she thinks (that) we say what we think she wants to hear”? Or “I know (that) she knows (that) we know (that) we will tell her parents” Sentences with multiple parts. I’m confused about where to put certain verbs and where to use 는/은/이/가. Many thanks
    December 24, 2020
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    How to say ‘Shouldn’t it be…” Normally in context, “shouldn’t A be B?” Or “shouldn’t A be B instead?” Example: I wanted to ask why someone said “이제 잘 거야, 건드지 마” instead of “잘 거야, 건드리지 마” ‘Shouldn’t it be 건드리지 마 instead of 건드지 마’. 감사합니다
    November 22, 2020
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