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  • Answered
    Hm, I'm not totally sure what you're asking. Since I'm not sure what you're doing with the data, I'll try to give you a better understanding of the words and let you decide which fits. Verification: to check that something is correct. Use this if you're checking if the data is correct and verifying that it is. Examination: to inspect or look closely at something. Use this if you're going to be looking at the data and discussing it.
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    February 25, 2017
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  • Answered
    "So I want to make up for it." would be correct.~
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    February 24, 2017
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    1.) "We're testing case #-" would work. 2.) "Steps to reproduce:" would be fine! When you're writing a list of steps, think of "Steps to reproduce" as a title for the list. It's OK not to have a complete sentence for a title. If you want a complete sentence, "Here are the steps to reproduce the bug:" works. 3.) "Is this the correct behavior?" would be the most correct.
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    February 24, 2017
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    You could simply say that a person is "very polite". Courteous, respectful, or well-mannered can be used, too.
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    February 24, 2017
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  • Corrected

    Hey, guys. Do you know the differences ....

    1. boarding houses 2. rest houses 3" lodging houses. I wanna know which one is the most expensive or their class. Or they are similar?


    I only recognize one of these terms, I think most native speakers would be very confused about the difference between these. These terms all mean just about the exact same thing.

    A boarding house is a privately owned home where the people living there rent out a room to you. Often people will stay for weeks, months, or even years at these. The difference between that and a rest house is that a rest house is usually only used for a few days at a time. It's like a house that's used like a hotel for travelers. "Lodging house" is a very old term, but it basically means the same as rest house. 

    I have no idea about prices.

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    August 8, 2016
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  • Posted
    What does "신기하네... 그럼 무슨 뜻일까 ㅋㅋ 안에... 철처럼 딱딱핰 한가요" mean and how do I respond? I mentioned to my Korean cousin in a group chat that I was learning Korean but understood some things. Her friend messaged back "신기하네... 그럼 무슨 뜻일까 ㅋㅋ 안에... 철처럼 딱딱핰 한가요". I'm guessing there's some bits of it that are slang. From my limited knowledge (I'm still learning!) I gather it's something about "what does this mean" and I think one bit means "bullshit". It'd be really helpful if someone could translate for me. And maybe give me a way to respond to it as well, either in English or Korean! It'll help me learn some (I think?) slang and help me communicate. Thanks!
    July 15, 2016
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