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Hello everyone! I am currently trying to learn Korean, for multiple reasons - personal, recreational and professional. It's fascinating to me how languages can be so useful in so many scenarios! I want to learn, but I am impatient. I want to know more and learn faster. I'm a curious learner with many questions. I'd stumble upon a word while studying, look that word up, and end up looking up every subsequent word that shows up, either in the definition or in the example sentences. I have a wandering mind and have many questions, so please lend me a hand, so I may speak to you better one day. :) Thank you!
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Mario
Korean
Jun 29, 2021
오늘도 징이씨를 만나서 정말 행복했어요! 징이씨의 한국어 발음은 정말 완벽해요. 오늘 우리는 한국어 동사랑 장소를 많이 공부했어요. 징이씨는 계속 이렇게 한국어를 공부하면 한국어가 정말 빨리 늘 거예요. 오늘 수업도 정말 감사합니다. 최고의 학생 징이씨!
Mario
Korean
Jun 21, 2021
오늘 지니씨를 만나서 너무 행복했어요! 지니씨는 제 생각보다 훨씬 더 한국어를 잘 했어요! 그리고 한국어 발음도 정말 좋아요. 언어 능력이 뛰어난 것 같아요. 그래서 한국어를 빨리 배울 수 있을 거예요. 그럼 앞으로도 열심히 공부해주세요! 오늘 수업 정말 감사합니다 지니씨!
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  • Posted
    Is watching dramas an effective way to study Korean?

    Hello everyone! 

    Lately, on the side of my lessons, I've been watching a few k-dramas. 


    What bothers me is that they switch often between formal and informal, and I have not gotten far into informal speech that I get stuck. 

    Also, the actors aren't very strict with grammar points and sometimes omit words here and there. 


    It just seems more natural to me learning that way as I can hear how they say the sentences and how they form them, but I am worried it might mislead me. 


    What do you guys think? 

    March 21, 2018
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  • Posted
    Question about "dance" in Korean. 대통령하고 춤을 출 거예요. 대통령 = president 하고 = with 춤을 출 거예요 = future tense of "춤을 추다", right? 추다 and 춤을 추다 both mean dance, right? Does: "대통령하고 출 거예요" make sense too?
    March 16, 2018
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    Can I drop something in this sentence? Today I learned: 김치는 맛있어요. 그래서 김치를 많이 먹어요. Can I drop the second Kimchi and say: "김치는 맛있어요. 그래서 많이 먹어요."
    March 16, 2018
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  • Answered
    气 basically means the atmosphere here, so 气温 means the temperature of the atmosphere, or the weather. 温度 means temperature, so just the number you get. Body temperature is 体温。我的体温是多少（度）？What is my body temperature? 外面温度很高。The temperature outside is very high. 今天气温很高。The weather today is really hot (high temperature). Hope that helps!
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    March 15, 2018
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    Rather than an answer (as I'm not quite sure either), I am just adding to the discussion: I think I made coffee works better here even though both are correct. I have made coffee for you would not be a sentence people use casually while talking to their wife. It also seems to stress more on the act of making coffee rather than the coffee that was made. "I made coffee for you, would you like it now?" "I made coffee for you, it's on the table." Just my two cents! Edit: Typo. (Also, US speaker here!)
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    March 14, 2018
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    저는 스릴러를 좋아요. 안녕하세요! 잘잤어요? 저는 최근 드라마 봤어요. 그것은 "당신이 잠든 사이에"라고합니다. 저는 스릴러를 좋아요.
    March 13, 2018
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  • Answered
    Hello! It really depends on the context, but the sentence generally means "to not know how to do it." If you could provide the context, I could probably explain it to you better. "晚装发型不知道怎麼弄" means, to not know how to do your hair for a cocktail party. 弄 isn't a very formal word and is usually used in day to day conversations and casually. You can use it to replace a verb when you can't think of which verb to use at times. "方向盘撞歪了，不知道怎麼弄好" here, 弄 implies 修 or repair. "(My) steering wheel was knocked crooked, and (I) don't know how to fix it."
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    March 12, 2018
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    동사를 활용하는 것은 어려운 일이다. 저는 동사를 많이 배웠습니다. 저는 현재 시제와 과거 시제를 배웠다. 하지만 활용할 수 있는 다양한 규칙들이 많이 있습니다! 저는 혼란스러워요. Could someone check for me? Here are my notes: https://imgur.com/qSjfDlA.jpg
    March 12, 2018
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  • Answered
    Hello! Living on campus means you live at school provided housing at the school (this mostly applies to college students). Living off campus means you do not live at school and you commute. I don't think there is a specific format of "get... off...", but getting an apartment off campus means renting an apartment not on the school property. Basically "off campus" is just the opposite of "on campus". 希望可以帮助到你~ 基本上意思就是在校外租房，而不是住在宿舍或者学校里。 Edit: Some typos.
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    March 10, 2018
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  • Posted
    Hello! I am looking for someone to occasionally correct my pronunciation in Korean!

    안녕하세요! 

    I hope this is not too much to ask for, but I am looking for someone that I can occasionally send a voice message to on Kakao (and the corresponding text), and perhaps you can check if I can pronouncing it right? 

    Please let me know! 


    It will mean a lot to me, and you can take as long as you need to reply to me. 

    March 8, 2018
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