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    "were not exist" as far as I know, exist can not be used in passive form. but I encounter 'if they were not exist ~' what does it mean? why do they use in this from? why not using 'if they didn't exist'?
    December 14, 2015
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    Is this sentence OK? These interesting experiences help to inform about Korea. Thank you so much in advance !!!
    December 13, 2015
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    Play the odds ? Hi :) I just came across with the expression above.. 'play the odds' I looked up google... and I understand the meaning of it.. You bet.. or gamble based on statistics.. right? I am just wondering if you could use this expression in other situation.. other than gambling.. or horse racing??? Maybe in everyday situation?? Thanks a lot in advance :)
    November 19, 2015
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    what do they mean?? I'm reading Rapunzel I think these ways of writing seems to be a bit old fashioned?? "Sooner than let you wife die, bring her some rampion yourself" = "She might die soon?" "If he was to have any rest" = "If he had some time"
    November 9, 2015
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    Are these sentences ok?? I also had a dream of being a prodigal person. -->prodigal.. is this a natural expression? can you use it for a person? I was wavering like a tree in a violent storm. --> wavering.. can i use 'wavering' ??
    November 7, 2015
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  • Answered
    선물과 카드 다 마음에 들었으면 좋겠어. 항상 행복하고 미소 짓기를 바랄게. 만약 지금 좀 불편하다면 우리 셋이 쓴 편지 읽는거 꼭 기억해! 올해 생일 즐겁게 지내길 바랄게. 음.. 대강 해석은 했는데 더 좋은 표현이 있다면 바꿔주세요:) I translated your text roughly and rather directly.. I would feel a bit more comfortable if others can put their cents in!!
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    November 3, 2015
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    the first sentence sound natural :)
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    November 3, 2015
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    I like the word 꼽사리 :) 너 데이트 하는 데 꼽사리 끼기 싫어. or you can also say 너 데이트에 끼기 싫어 (guess when you're in a situation where you don't want to use slang )
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    November 3, 2015
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    In your original text I will add '그' ' 그것들이 굉장히 큰 자양분이 되다' 것들 can be translated into things but without '그' it sounds like not a complete word. They have become very big nutrient. = 그것들, 되다 , 매우, 큰, 자양분. as you know nutrient is helping something grow bigger and better.. So it means ' they have become a stepping stone' or 'they have supported (something) tremendously'
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    November 3, 2015
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    이거 어떻게 해석해요? 한국말 영어 모두 능통하신 분들~~:) 미술대회에서 '입상'이 영어로 뭘까요?? 사실.. 여기 영어하시는 분들한테 물어봤는데.. Honorable mention 이라고 하더라고 근데 그거는.. '가작'으로 상은 아니고요.. 입상은 가장 많은 사람들한테 주는 상이래요. 누군가는 selected / elected 라고 얘기하는데 맞을 까요?? 컨펌좀 부탁드려요 :)
    November 3, 2015
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