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    "He has already lost his family. We all have" - is that correct? I still get confused by things like that. Is it "He has already lost his family. We all have" or "He has already lost his family. We all did"?
    March 22, 2020
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    How to say "The teacher put me in charge of following the news"
    January 29, 2020
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  • Answered
    У девушек мне нравятся такие имена как: Ева, Алиса, Александра (Саша), Эрика, Юстина (редкое имя). У парней: Эрик, Макс, Марк, Дмитрий (Дима). В последнее время стало модно называть детей старыми именами, но мне они не нравятся, к тому же, в школе часто смеются над детьми с такими именами. Например, Родион, Ефросинья, Зина, Мстислав, Акакий. Есть одно тоже довольно старое имя - Рада. Оно произошло от слова "радость", соответственно "он рад", "она рада". Так звали мою знакомую и ей часто в шутку говорили "Рада, а ты рада, что ты Рада?" и её это очень раздражало 😂
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    October 11, 2019
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    What does 박젴 mean? I know it's a slang but I can't find the meaning. Looks like it's used when talking about something funny but in what way exactly?
    October 11, 2019
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    Is there a difference between the words 친목 and 우정? Naver says both of them mean "friendship" but is it true?
    July 16, 2019
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  • Answered
    Я думаю, что это зависит от человека и того, чем он интересуется. Я родилась и живу в России, но не знаю ни одного олигарха. Знаю политиков, некоторых чиновников, но олигархов не знаю
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    July 16, 2019
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    How to say "With love, _____ (my name)" I'm writing a letter and I need to write "With love, _____" in the end. Is "사랑으로, _____" okay?
    March 1, 2019
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    How to say "burn data on to cd" I read somewhere that you can use the word "굽다" which literally means to roast or to fry so I'm confused. Please help me with my uni project ㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ
    March 1, 2019
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    Need some help to translate the sentence I want to say "Learning grammar from books is okay but learning daily life phrases from a Korean speaker would be so much better, wouldn't it?" or something like this. I was trying to translate it myself but no matter how I change it each version doesn't sound right. "문법을 책을 통해 배우는게 괜찮지만 일상 생활에서 많이 쓰는 문장을 한국사람한테 알게 되면 더 좋잖아요"
    February 24, 2018
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    "Some kind of" or "somekind of"? I met both of them but is there any difference? For example, "I don't want to turn it into some_kind of a confession"
    July 24, 2017
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