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Hi. I am MJ. I am a native speaker of Korean. I've lived in the U.S for 2 years and I was so surprised when I realized there are so many people who want to learn Korean in the U.S. What is more, I love meeting new people and helping them. So, please feel free to talk to me when you want to learn Korean from a native speaker!
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  • Commented

    밟다 should be pronounced as [밥따] [BobDDA]

    but many Koreans are confused, so they just say [발따], which is wrong.


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    February 13, 2017
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    Which one is correct? some expression about "heartbreaking" 1. Did you hear that news last night? - Yes, I did. That is so heartbreaking. 2. That was the worst way of getting dumped.... My heart is broken. 3. My heart is breaking(?) : I think this is wrong, but many native speakers still use this. 4. You are breaking my heart! Thank you :) in advance
    February 11, 2017
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  • Commented

    Thanks! Your explanations are so helpful! 

    I know it depends on the context and the example that you wrote here is what I exactly wanted to know. 

    I like your answer " I'll live", too.

    I cannot use that kind of things because I should be careful to use "unusual phrases" as a foreign speaker.

     It is so funny though! THANKS!

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    August 4, 2016
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  • Posted
    What is an appropriate response to "Excuse me"

    Sometimes people say "Excuse me" to me even though when they don't have to apologize to me. 

    For example, they didn't make a sound that loudly but they say "EXCUSE ME" to me if they have to pass by me while I am working or studying. 

    I know they do not really "APOLOGIZE" to me and they say it to be kind and polite. 

    However, I want to express " You don't have to ask my excuse this time! "

    So what is a proper answer to them. 


    " NO problem? "




    August 4, 2016
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  • Corrected

    저는 GOT7을 좋아합니다 :) 


    When the noun ends with a final consonant, you should use '을' after it. 

    If the noun ends with a vowel, we use '를' after it. 


    저는 한국 가수를 좋아합니다. 

    : I like Korean singers. 


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    July 21, 2016
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  • Corrected

    하루 일과 < 이승철 - 그런 사람 또 없습니다 >

    안녕하세요 ~

    Uyen에요. 저는 대학생이에요.
    제 대학교는 7시에 시작해요. 점심 기간은 11시 반이에요. 오후 수업은 1시에 시작해요. 수업은 오후 5시 반에 끝나요.
    (you don't need to keep using the subject "I(저)(나)(제) "

    방학은 5월에 시작해요. 그래서, 저는 고향에 가요.

    오전 7시에 일어나요. 7시 20분쯤 운동해요. 8시쯤 읽고 공부해요. 저희 집은 12시에 밥을(due to the rule of final consonants)먹어요.

    오후 3시 반에 친구를 만나요. 밤 11시쯤 자요.

    P/s: 오늘 이노래를 들었어요. 이 노래를 들읍시다. :)

    듣다 is the basic form of "to Listen". 

    When you conjuagte "듣다" , it changes into "들"

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5eqqHbYq00Q






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    July 16, 2016
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  • Commented

    This is an online Korean bookstore that I use now, and they have a branch in LA. 

    http://us.aladin.co.kr/


    You can order Korean books and the shipping fee is free when you order 50$ more. 


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    July 14, 2016
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  • Commented

    I don't think we use this hanja. 

    I've looked it up in the Korean dictionary, but I cannot figure out what this word means.


    When I read it, It would be '궁청여, or 궁청취', but both do not make sense. 


    I am sorry~


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    July 14, 2016
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  • Commented

    Thank you for your quick response!!!!


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    July 14, 2016
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  • Posted
    the verb "ask"

    It is so difficult for me to use the verb "ASK" in various ways. 

    Today, I wanted to ask my friend a question but I changed my mind to ask her that question tomorrow. 

    Can I say like this?

    " No worries, I will ask you later "


    After saying it, I noticed that when I say "ASK SOMEONE" without a noun after it, it could contain some negative and different meanings. 


    Is it wrong to say like this?



    July 14, 2016
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