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- What does 'cougared' mean? "I made an exception for him. I developed, like, hella early, and I cougared it for him because I thought he could be..." -The situation was, there were two people who were in a relationship and the woman was older than the guy. They had fought and the woman said the sentence above to her friend. How can I understand the word, 'cougared'? If it's wrong spelled, then what would be the original word of this word?February 1, 201710
- Having a problem in making comparative sentences I want to say I prefer playing games to reading books. Is it okay to say: "I like to play games more than reading books." ? And if so, I can say "I like my mom more than my brother." meaning I prefer mom, can't I? And how can I say if I like mother a lot but my brother don't? Can I say, "I like my mom more than my brother does."? Thank you in advance:)January 29, 201720
- Actually, both of the sentences are grammatically incorrect. I am glad. → 나는 기쁘다. This is a common translation for the sentence, 'I am glad.' But if you want express how do you feel now to others, then it changes like this. (나) 기뻐. or (저는) 기뻐요. The expression on the right is honorific form. You can omit the subject, so I put it in brackets. (and people usually omit subject!)0 votedMay 1, 20160

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