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    Is "왜 인생이 이렇게 너무 힘들어?" the correct way of asking "Why is life so hard?" in Korean? I'm currently learning Korean by myself and struggle a lot with sentence structures/grammar, so any help is appreciated!
    August 20, 2017
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    How do you translate this to Korean? I want to say: "This cafe is one of my favorite cafes." The cafe name has already been mentioned before, so would I start the sentence with "그 카페..."?
    July 11, 2016
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    How would you translate the following sentences into Korean? "This is my first time eating korean fried chicken." "이건 내 처음 치킨 먹었어요." --> my attempt "I wish I could have had it with beer."
    June 13, 2016
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    How do you say "I can't wait to go back" in Korean? "나는 돌아가 기대돼요" --> my attempt In this context, I'm talking about a cafe I went to that had really good green tea shaved ice ^_^
    June 11, 2016
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    what does ㅈㄹㅅㅎ mean? I saw someone write this in a comment on fb, but this is not the first time I've seen someone write this.
    May 21, 2016
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    Sentence Structure/Grammar Question I'm trying to translate this into Korean: "This meal was very satisfying, but also a little bit lonely." Would the translation be something along the lines of: "이것 식사는 (korean word for satisfying), 근데 조금 외로워요." Thanks!Does anyone know what the Korean word for "satisfying" is?
    April 17, 2016
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    How do I say "Today's Breakfast: ..." in Korean? I'm trying to say: "Today's breakfast: croissant and orange juice" So far, I've figured it out to be "오늘의 아침 식사: 크라상 과 오렌지 주스" I'm just wondering if it's grammatically correct. Thanks!
    March 27, 2016
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