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    What's this word? It's something like having a positive side but also a negative one. Similar to ups and downs Ex: My mom and dad kicked me out of the house because I'm already 23, but I was already planning to move out because they were always fighting. Sorry, couldn't think of a sentence.
    July 12, 2017
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    1."I'm stressed out by looking after five children all day." The (The speaker/ 1st person pronoun ) is mentally and physically tired from looking after or taking care of the 5 children all day. 2."I'm tired of Jim banging on about politics." (The speaker/ 1st person pronoun ) is tired or annoyed because Jim keeps on talking or discussing about politics, in that sense she doesn't want to hear any more of it.
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    July 3, 2017
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    Definitely Tagalog
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    July 2, 2017
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    Rank by rarity and tons of grammar questions 1. Rank them by nativeness? 미국에 가셨습니까? 미국에 였습니까? 미국에 가였습니까? 미국에 가봤습니까? 미국에 간 적이 있습니까? 미국에 가 본 적이 있습니까? 2.according to my self learning experience " 적이" is ever as in "ever been.ever tried"? is the 이 a subject particle? would it make sense without it? 3. Does 가다+보다 = 가봐 make sense? so would it be alright to use 미국에 가본 적이 있씁니까? 4. Why not use "였습니까" instead of "있습니까" wouldn't it make more sense if I was asking from the past? "ex in English : Have you ever "eaten" Sushi?"
    June 18, 2017
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    This content violates our Community Guidelines.
    March 13, 2017
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    Song lyrics? Meaning and origins of these? 1. "그대를 바라볼 때면 모든 게 멈추죠" a.바라볼 the "ㄹ" b.면 c.게 d.죠 ( maybe from 지/죠 ?) 2.언제부턴지 나도 모르게였죠 a. 턴지 b. I know 모르다,모르겠다/ but 게/였/죠 c. I haven't seen/heard 몰랐다 / 몰랐어 being used?
    March 2, 2017
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    Difference between these usage? "내 아버지가 오셨어" 내 아버지가 오셨어 . 내 아버지 왔어. 내 아버지 왔셨어. 2. It was said that (으)시다 can also be used regular present tense conjugation? how different and how often is this used? 이분은 저의 엄마이셔요 = This person is my mother 이분은 저의 엄마이세요 = This person is my mother 선생님, 어디 가셔요? = Teacher, where are you going? 선생님, 어디 가세요? = Teacher, where are you going?
    February 28, 2017
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    1.Always watch movies and TV-shows with subtitles. Some sites provide these subtitles but if you're the torrent type, usually you'll get both the movie and a subtitle file but when downloading TV episodes there are sites with downloadable subtitle files. 2.Chat. I mean it doesn't really help you verbally but it can help you learn lots of terms and grammars ( especially since the internet nazis are everywhere ). Especially metaverse or chatting games. 3.This one requires more time and determination which is studying online. Which is probably the most helpful combined with #1. Italki, pronunciation videos, English pdf files. 4. Surround yourself with English speakers or even better with native speakers. The internet is really vast so there's no way you can't learn English through these.
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    February 18, 2017
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    The differences and meaning? 1.어제는 진짜 신나는 금요일이었어요 "신나는" what is the state of this word (adverb, noun,veb) ? if it's a verb what is the base form of it? 2.저는 금요일마다 밤새 술을 마셔요. "마다" what is the exact meaning of this and when is it used? 3. "출" meaning and difference that it can make? A. 선생님하고 춤을 출 거예요. B. 선생님하고 춤을 거예요. 4. Among these, which sounds right and natural? or maybe there is more a native way of saying? 난 곧 오고 있다 . 난 곧 온 중이야. 난 곧 오는 중이야. 난 곧 가고 있다 . 난 간 중이야. 난 가는 중이야.
    February 15, 2017
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    Yeah it's great. Preferable you can also use "As for games, I have a lot of good ideas." because many doesn't sound too natural in there.
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    February 15, 2017
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