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I'm from Los Angeles,CA. My name is Alexandria and I'm a student. I'm trying to learn Korean because I like the culture and I want to work there. I'm looking for friends and anyone willing to help me learn! Also, I know Japanese to an extent, I can hold a conversation but, I'm still learning and I have been to Japan before. You can add me on kakao iluvdogs33 or skype Alexandria_russell33 if you'd like English help or want to help me with Korean, Japanese, or Thai. Thank you!
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    How do I change verbs I want to learn how I can change verbs from dictionary form to past, present, and future tense for conversation. Please tell me what I should add to the endings and things like that. 이다 있다 먹다 만나다 만들다 살다 이해하다 가다 오다 보다 하다
    February 8, 2016
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    February 8, 2016
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    Maybe someone can tell me how to fix these. 안녕하세요. 저의 이름은 알래스이다. 저의가적은 어머니 아버지 동생 세명 어빠 세명 그리고 저 이다. I don't know how to fix the verbs. Please help me ^_^
    February 8, 2016
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    Some questions please

    1_What does mean 难不住他 this sentence In English? 
    父母赵奢也难不住他。
    2_ what does mean 天下,and 放在眼 this sentence In English? 
    自以为天下无敌,连父亲也不放在眼里。
    3_What does mean this sentence In English? 
    自以为天下无敌,连父亲也不放在眼里。

    Please write the kanji into hiragana and I can try to help you!

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    February 7, 2016
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    안녕하세요 안녕. 제 이름은 알렉스입니다. 저는 차를 원해요. 비싼 음식을 먹어시퍼 돈주세요. Is this grammar right? Did I conjugate the verbs right?
    February 7, 2016
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  • Commented
    I've never thought about my reasons for learning Japanese as a big deal nor have I been called that. I usually say I like Japan in general. I mean, people learn English for music sometimes I'm sure, but that doesn't mean that they dislike their own culture. I think whoever is saying that is probably ignorant or is in their own little world. I doubt many people think that way also. 
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    February 7, 2016
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  • Posted
    マール 先週の金曜日私と四人の友達はショッピングに行きました。マールできれいなふくをみましたが、何も買いませんでした。お金が持っていませんでした。パパヤで友達にあいました。それから、私たちは ショッピングをはじまりました。 次かい マール…
    January 21, 2016
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    I think they generally mean the same thing but some of the words are more appropriate in certain circumstances/situations. Error is commonly used to replace mistake, malfunction, problem Failure is a strong word meaning you did not meet the standard, were not up to par or on the general passing goal. You had some failures in life is like saying you were not meeting th General standards of what a person should have been living like. Defect is something like an abnormality, or something that causes something not to work properly. Usually it's used with machinery or some sort of problem solving. There has been a defect in your device and it will now restart. - a problem causing it to cease regular/proper functions
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    January 20, 2016
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    The best choice is "I want to mimic your accent" You can also use copy instead of mimic The reason why us because it's a non offensive way of asking for help with sounding out words in the correct way.
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    January 20, 2016
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    Learning Korean with Friends

    Hello. My name is Alexandris but please call me Alex. I am learning Korean with my Japanese teacher and some other friends. I would like to know advice on pronouciation the words in Korean. And how to increase my vocabulary with NECESSARY words. I don't think it's worth my time learning how to say a word that I don't need unless I'm in a certain situation. Anyhow, what words do you usually use amount people in Korea? Common words you usually use. Also add me and I can teach you English, specifically grammar and sentence structure. I know some comma rules and apostrophe rules, Ect. I'd be happy to teach you. 

    January 20, 2016
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