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    잘 먹고 잘 자고. 그리고, 잘지내.
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    February 11, 2021
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    I'm looking for a book written in English by Japanese author Korean title is 생각과 행동사이 Author name is 도요다 게이치 I'm not sure that this book was translated in English from Japanese. I really wanna read this book if there is translated in English. If somebody know the book title and author name in English, please let me know. I will appreciate.
    February 17, 2020
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    If you don't mind any age, I can be your friend. I might be a good friend for you to practice writing in Korean. ;)
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    January 10, 2020
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    Greg, I learned this expression from a lady who is living in UK thru Udemy. She said it means to do something priority first.
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    January 10, 2020
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    Eat the frog Recently, I learned this idiom. I wanna practice writing with this expression. Are they right? 1. You should eat the frog before you finish your work. 2. The frog will eat you if you don't finish it right now.
    January 10, 2020
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    ~하려고 하다/해보다 : I try to put on new dress. 노력하다 I tried to persuade him to join our team.
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    February 20, 2018
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    Yes. It's kinda idiom. It means 'forget easily'. There was a long folk story. In a short.... long long long time ago, while a crow ran an errand from 염라대왕(King of Hell), he was busy to watch that people were hunting a horse. He lost to the important document in the show. Since then, people say 까마귀 고기를 먹었냐 to a person who forget easily.
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    February 20, 2018
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    sleep (ga-da) basic : 자다 present: 잔다 present continous: 자는중이다 past : 잤다 past perfect : 잤었다 future : 잘거다/자겠다 ability(be able to) : 잘수있다 let : 자게하다 order or offer : 자라/자자
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    February 20, 2018
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    I do same as you study. I studied Japanese by myself and studied grammar and listened the sentences thru audio. It wasn't bad way to study. Problem is I have to use them, but I don't have any japanese friends. So, I forgot easily. Instead, I study English as a grammar & vocabulary. I can use them to my husband because he is American or other American people. Study your own way, but try to find a person who you can practice with it.
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    October 18, 2015
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    내 인생에서 없어져, 사라져.
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    October 18, 2015
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