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- Using 죠/지 Which one of these is correct, or sounds more natural? - 여기에 살고 있죠? - 여기에 살고 있나? I feel like the second one is more natural, but the first one is just a thought, because the speaker and listener could be infront of the listener's house or something. ㅎㅎ The trans for the first one could be: - "You live here, right?" and the second one could be: - "Do you live here?"May 25, 201620
- Practice Just for practicing a few things! Using 만에 - "In a few years, I hope to study in Korea." = "몇년 만에 한국에서 공부하길 바랍니다." "In July, I will be going to GOT7's concert." = "7월에 만에 GOT7의 콘서트로 갈 거야." Using 에(서) - "I lived in Tennessee for many years." = "난 많은년 테네시에 살았어요" "The concert is in Atlanta, Georgia." = "콘서트는 조지아 아틀란타에 있어" Please correct me if any of these are wrong. Thank you!March 29, 201610
HOW I MADE A FRIEND 1
I was just a little girl, five years old. At that age, I did nothing. Every morning I would get up early and start dressing up to go the playground to play. I have no friends, but I was curious if I could make some by sharing things. And so I took some bread from the cupboard, took a bottle of milk and ran to the playground.
There were many children playing there: Some were playing hide and seek, some were playing tag; some were playing catch, some were playing with toys; some were building a sand castle… I ran to the sand pile, there I met some girls building sand castles. I asked, “May I sit down here, please?”“Suit yourself coward!” shouted the girls at me rudely.
And so I sat down and began to play. After I had finished half my sand castle, I heard the girls say, “I am so hungry, but I don’t have money to buy anything,” and then it hit me; “I have some bread to share with them.” And so I took some bread out of my bag, and said, “Here, have some bread.” When the girls took the bread they ate it and said, “Well, well; looks like we have a hero. But I am not going to be your friend!”
I had spread some jam on my bread and took another piece, put it on top and started to eat. When I had finished the last bite, I put the rest in my bag, and went away. I was very sad that sharing things didn’t help me make friends; I shall have to think of another idea. After ten days, I had thought of another way, and so started out to the fields. There sat a girl shepherd sitting next to a rock. Now it all happened, this girl was the one that had helped me with everything I have.
I quietly took out a piece of paper, and wrote some words: I haven’t seen you for a long time, and so I have decided to write you this. I want to thank you for all you have done for me in the past few years, what do you want me to do you for this month. After I had finished writing the last words, I put it inside an envelope; licked the stamp, and stuck in on the right corner of the envelope; at last closed the top.Great Job!
0 votedMarch 14, 20161First contribution: I tried folding origami.
Hi! Nice to meet you.l'm hide and a college student. I wanna make frirnds friends and improve my English. Please feel free to contact me! Of course, I can help you to learn Japanese.
By the way, I have been I went to Vietnam last summer and then, local people said "pleased, let me know teach me how to fold origami". But I was unable to fold it. But, I couldn't do it.
So I tried folding simple origami made of traditional Japanese papers yesterday, and these took an hour.
Thank you for reading!!Note:
"But, I was unable to fold it." ~ This is correct, but most natives wouldn't say it, as we thrive to say as less as possible.
0 votedMarch 14, 20161
