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안녕하세요! I am a native English speaker currently learning Korean. I would really like to improve on my listening and speaking skills. I enjoy art and crafts, traveling, music, video games, gardening, and environmental sustainability.
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    Is this grammatically correct? I think I am using the word dirty/messy incorrectly with ~으로 요리를 할 때 부엌을 더러워지으로 만들어요. 요리를 할 때 부엌을 더러워진으로 만들어요. 요리를 할 때 부엌을 더럽으로 만들어요.
    May 25, 2020
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  • Posted
    Does this sentence about everyday life make sense? I am explaining to someone a daily routine. Just double checking, would I use past tense or present like I have here, since I am explain something I 'do' rather than 'did'? 아침에 나는 나의 개들에게 음식을 줘요. 그리고 아침을 먹어요. 요즘 나는 더 많은 예술을 만들고 있어, 그래서 나는 그것에 집중할 거에요. 오후에 개들과 함께 걸어요. 후에 저녁 준비를 시작할 거에요. 할 수 있을 때 새로운 음식을 만드는 것을 좋아해요. 다시, 나는 개들에게 저녁에 음식이 줘요. 그럼 넷플릭스를 보거나 게임을 해요. 드디어 샤워를 하고 잠을 자요. Thank you!
    May 16, 2020
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  • Posted
    What does the 게 mean/do in this sentence? "한스씨, 같이 좀 걷는 게 어때요?" Also what is the difference here between using 걷다 and 산첵?
    May 6, 2020
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  • Posted
    Does this make sense? 우리 가족은 2명 있어요. 어머니와 나. 하지만 내가 가족이라고 생각하는 개는 2마리야. There are 2 people in my family. My mother and I. However we have 2 dogs who I also consider part of the family.
    April 17, 2020
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  • Posted
    Difference between verb+다가 and -아/어서? for example: 친구를 만나서 같이 영화를 봐요. 친구를 만나다가 같이 영화를 봐요. I'm a bit confused between these two. Which would would be were situation A has to relate to the second part of the sentence? Are they happening at exactly the same time, or more a transition afterwards?
    April 1, 2020
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  • Answered
    Would it translate as "although" it is scary she said it was also interesting?
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    March 31, 2020
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    What does this piece of grammar mean? ~지만... What does the 지만 after scary do to the sentence? I thought 지만 was a negative meaning its not scary but that wouldn't make sense. 이거 무섭지만 재미있다고 했어요 Thank you
    March 31, 2020
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  • Corrected

    I have a trouble with talking

    I want to practice and improve my English, so I found some international friends.
    I've been talking with them.
    However, sometimes I don't know what am I supposed to talk with them about.
    Finding a conversation topic is difficult for me.
    There is always a limiting feeling when talking with them.
    I want to be familiar with English, so I prefer talking about each other's life.
    I have some friends and we've had several conversations, but it didn't last long.

    What am I suppose to do?
    I want to keep talking!

    ______________
    In response to your question:

    You are not alone, it is indeed quite hard to start up and hold a conversation, especially in a foreign language and in sometimes a foreign culture. Though don't worry yourself too much, this happens to many people, even in their own native language! 
    Sometimes the best way I find, is to try and find out if that person's passions or hobbies. Maybe they holding a book, or have a sticker on their laptop of a tv show, this can often get people excited and interested in sharing their knowledge with you, and you can in turn, move the conversation onto something similar that you enjoy, so you are both learning something about each other.
    If the person is not opening up that much, and you don't know what may interest them, sometimes just bringing up recent events in the community or news can help as it is not too much of a specific topic, which you can then broaden off onto something else that may relate but hold greater interest to you both. Though you'll also probably find some people who would just rather gossip or have small-talk than have an in-depth or interesting conversation, so if you find it hard to keep the conversation and they aren't helping to keep it afloat, don't feel bad to find other people to talk to instead, you'll know when you find them ^__^
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    November 20, 2016
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  • Corrected

    A letter

    Dear Tom,
    I am so glad you can come to my house, though it is a pity to say that we are going on holiday. So you'll have to stay by yourself.
    There are two floors in the house, you can stay in the master bedroom. Everything is all set, however, we have not provided food in the kitchen, so you may need to buy some for yourself.
    Also some things I would like to note if you could take awareness of:.
    1, There is a big jewel above the table, please be careful with that.
    2, Please lock the door when you leave the house. The lock is a bit stiff, so just be patient and it will work.
    3, Please help me to water the plants three times a week.
    4, Pay attention to curtains and decorations.
    In addition, I would like to introduce you to our neighbourhood around us. Near the subway there is a huge supermarket, if you want to buy some necessities, you can go ahead and do it there. Also the place you can’t miss is our square, they have just finished it, so everything is new, the delicate decorates and cascading flow from hill is wonderful. Oh, I am to also recommend our delicious local food, you can find everything around.. So just enjoy yourself.
    I feel pleased you can come to our house, I hope you can have a wonderful month, have a nice day!

    Sincerely
    Casper

    (Note from editor: Sorry, I just went through and edited without highlighting or underlining any corrections for you to see better, I hope this isn't a problem.)
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    November 20, 2016
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  • Answered
    They are both basically the same. Learning results would be more popularly used in situations that need to give physical results of something, like test marks. Learning outcomes, can mean not only physical results like test marks, but also events or situations that have occurred as an outcome due to the 'learning'. "The best learning outcome I could get from this course is a job offer". Though you could still use 'result' here and get the same meaning.
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    December 5, 2015
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