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  • Commented

    I think the best way to learn language is talking with natives. I am learning English at language school and italki recently and I found it really helpful whenever I speak not natural sentence they correct me immediately.

    So, find someone who's a native speaker of Korean near your place. Or if you need someone to do language exchange online, maybe we can help each other. Good luck!

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    June 29, 2016
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  • Corrected

    (술집에서 만남)

    고쳐 주세요. 고맙습니다

    (술집에서 만남)
    가: 요즘 날마다 집에 늦게 와가요.
    나: 와이프가 잔소리해요?
    가:그럼요. 맷날만날 잔소리 들어야 해요.
    나: 힘드시군요. 그럼 내일부터 일찍 집에 오도록 하세요.
    가: 그렇게 하면 안 돼요. 요즘 회사 일이 많아서 집에 일찍 못 가요.
    나: 그럼 와이프한테 설명하지 그래요?
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    June 27, 2016
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  • Corrected
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    June 27, 2016
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  • Answered
    이야기하다 actually a compound verb that doesn't need object. 이야기story+하다do It simply means 'talk to' doesn't need 을/를. But if you want to, you have to add ~에 대해(about ~). e.g., 지금, 저는 선생님과(선생님하고 같이) 한국어에 대해 이야기해요. Right now, I am talking together with my teacher about Korean.
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    June 15, 2016
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  • Answered
    차례 means order. Keep your order: 차례를 지키세요.
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    June 15, 2016
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  • Corrected

    Is this correct?

    너무 맛있다! 고기구이도 좋았지만 김치볶음밥이 더 좋아요!
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    June 12, 2016
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  • Answered
    "봐" literally means "look" but in a sentence, it makes sentence less strictly. If you omit "봐" in the sentence "말해봐" as "말해", it's like an order not advice.
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    June 12, 2016
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  • Corrected

    Is it like "CAN" modal verb in English? right.

    저는 이빵을 먹을 수 있습니까?
    Can I eat this bread?

    Please let me know if the sentence above is exact?


    The meaning is correct but the Korean sentence seems not natural to me.

    "제가 이 빵을 먹어도 될까요?", or you can simply omit the subject. "이 빵을 먹어도 되나요?"

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    June 12, 2016
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