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Hi! :) My name is Diana. Originally, I am Russian, but currently live in Holland. Languages are my passion, I am planning on learning as many as possible - at least basics :) This time it's Korean just because recently I've gotten into Korean music, and it's just a whole new culture for me, and so I thought, why not? And here I am :) P.s. If you need any help with Russian or English - feel free to contact me, I will gladly help you :3
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    What is the difference between 당신, 네가, 해 and 너의? From what I know, 당신 and 네가 both mean "you", but how do you use both of them? And 해 also means "you", I guess, since it is used in words like 사랑해. And 너의 is supposed to mean "your/yours"..? I get really confused with numerous ways of saying pronouns in Korean; could you please correct me if I'm wrong and give some examples of how to use these words? That would've been great :)
    December 3, 2015
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    What is the difference between 내가 / 난 and 내 / 나의 ? Can someone please explain to me when you use different forms of these words? As I understand, both 내가 and 난 mean "I", and 내 and 나의 both mean "mine". If you could give me some examples explaining different uses of all of them, that would've been just great :)
    November 30, 2015
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    How do you break down 넌 아무 말도 꺼내지도 마 ? I bumped into this phrase 넌 아무 말도 꺼내지도 마 , and it's translated differently on various websites... I've just started to learn Korean, and some words and how they act together is confusing to me. Can someone please break this sentence down for me, word by word and explain the structure? That would've been great :)
    November 29, 2015
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