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Hi. My name is Seyjoong. i'm 38year old and a father of 2 kids. I'm a kind of locomotive person who travel a lot. i have been to more than 50 countries. at the moment. I always have a fun when i face to new culture and distinguished life style of other countries. . Nowadays i try to speak Spanish but it is really hard thing to do. I would like to have friends who come from oversea and study together. if you are in my age group, that would be nice, but i don't care about your age or any background. just hang out together and I can speak English and Japanese, Korean. only few words of Russian I know. I hope we could inspire each other with dissimilarity and similarity. if you are a father of kids, that must be nice. we could hang out with kids. Anyway. I like having a talk and leaning language and play a game. I have a 3rd grade licence of teaching Korean. it's nothing but it prove i might be able to teach you nicely. Anyway if you are interested of me, please feel free to contact me.
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  • Answered
    If you look at those words deeply, they are distinguished from each other. 고맙다, 감사하다 botn can be used for any situation but deep inside, 고맙다 is for someone helps you. 감사하다 is for just thanking someone even someone dosen't help you now. F.Y.I you thanks your father, he is not helping you now but when u think of him. You just thank him for what he already has done before. You are happy and thank him when you just think of him. 감사하다 has that kind of "thank you".
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    August 16, 2017
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    I don't know why you felt ㄴ is like D. it can't be. It's all ways N sound. 네 is like "nea".
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    October 6, 2015
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    Я учу русский язык. Здравствуйте. Здравствуйте. Рад встрече. Как дела? До свидания. Давайте познакомимся. Меня зовут Сергей. Ты знаешь русский? Научи меня русскому!
    July 25, 2015
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