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During a conversation in Korean i can't understand some pieces of phrases. Korean in pronounciation is a bit similar to Chinese,sometimes i can understand the general meaning of a sentence but i can't understand every single word. I am not good at listening and most of the time i can't understand what people are saying XD. I am trying to practice but i didn't get much better .-. I hope that one day i will speak Korean fluently,grammatically correct and everything :P!
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    How do you say "You've done nothing wrong to be sorry about"? For example: A: I feel sorry for not being able to come, i had an appointment with my doctor. B: You've done nothing wrong to be sorry about A: I am so sorry i didn't work hard, next time i'll do better. B: You don't have to feel sorry, you haven't done anything wrong. I saw some people using 네가 잘못한건 없어 or 미안해할거 하나도 없어.. Why did they use 한건 or 할 거? Is there a grammar rule behind it? Thanks in advance! :)
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    March 25, 2016
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    How do you say.. "You remind me of my friend" in Korean?
    March 24, 2016
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    Phrasal verbs for sure...
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    March 24, 2016
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    .....하이 안녕하세요,여러분. 내 이름은 윌리엄입니다, 저는 이탈리아에서 살고 있습니다, 15살이에요.. 난 반말 될 수 있을까요? 존댓말 어려워요..난 half-반발 half-존댓말 얘기할게~ 난 중국사람이에요..흠..이탈리아에서 태어났어. 내 부모님들 여기에 와서 난 중국어 잘 못해요,아니..난 중국어로 어떻게 쓰고 읽기도 잘 몰라요(내 이름 제외해) 하지만 중국어로 말할 수 있어요. 보시다시피,나를 소개하는데 별로 자신 없어.여기에서 좋은 사람 만나길 바래요~악!잊을뻔했네..난 한국어도 잘 못해요,난 2012년 12월 부터 공부하고 시작했어요 그렇지만 지금이 난 아직 이해 할 수 없어요,아니..그게 아니에요,이해 할 수 있어요 하지만..완전히(?) 이해 할 수 없어요. 난 한국어 진짜 너무 좋아해요 그래도 때때론 난 그냥..포기하고 싶다.난 중학교부터 우울해요 그럼,흠..3/4년동안 우울했어; 난 왜 이런 말을 말하고 있어 잘 몰라요(?) ㅋㅋ 죄송합니다! 만나서 반가워요!내 소개를 읽기줘서 감사합니다. Is my introduction in Korean right..?ㅜㅜ
    March 24, 2016
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    때리고 싶다
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    March 24, 2016
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    What does 박수 stand for? I heard that word many times..Is it like "Cheer!" or "Applaud!"?
    March 24, 2016
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    Korean sentence structure is different from English.

    The basic English sentence structure is:

    Subject – Verb – Object(SVO)

    where as in Korean is:

     Subject – Object – Verb(SOV).

    For example:

    English: I (Subject) Love(Verb) You(Object) = I love you

    Korean: 저는[Jeo-Neun](Subject) 당신을[Dang-sin-eul](Object) 사랑합니다 [Sa-rang-ham-ni-da](Verb)

    In Korean,if it is clear within the context of the sentence,the subject is often omitted. For example:

    사랑합니다 [Sa-rang-ham-ni-da]=I love you

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