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Hi guys! I'm a native Korean and come to here web to meet lots of friends from many countries.
I can only use Korean and English.
Living in America now, also learning English.
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- You really need to show more context cuz in my opinion this sentence may come from poet or other literature works...... These days, '고이' is not a popularly used adverb in most situations except for poets. Also this has nuance of one girl (or woman) saying to her invaluable one......0 votedOctober 25, 20150
- how to cook? Today I bought some sweet potatoes in market. It has been quite long time since I left Korea and came to America, but still it's hard to cook in American style. Above all, I'm not used to using ovens when cooking, and I had a small happening today that I absolutely didn't know the parameter on the oven of my dorm room in Fahrenheit !! I misunderstood it is on Celsius like in Korea. My poor sweet potatoes kept as fresh as they had been just before cooked. Crunch ! crunch ! As the sound spread throughout my kitchen, my tears also dropped on floorOctober 25, 201500
- You first need to understand '말' is not for the meaning of 'word' or 'horse'. In this sentence, '말' is used as a quantity unit which has been used for a long time ago in Korea. One '말' is same as about 18 L. and the mean of '이라도' is similar to your thought; 'even though' ( actually it is a totally new part of word class which is used in Korean but not in English) So, the sentence means directly that 'even though one has three '말'( 54 L) of pearls(beads), they are valued when in chains.'0 votedOctober 24, 20150
- The first note in my itaki ho~ what sort of sites could do nice service like italki Actually, my first visit to here was to find a meaning of an English phrase These days, i'm watching the series of Game of thrones with no subtitles( but refer eng sub when i can't understand what the characters say) There are many sentences that i've never heard when i was learning eng in Korea. For example, 'for all the good it does', or 'see what he sees'October 24, 201521

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