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- Hello Again! How will i say these phrases in korean: 1.) I'm not feeling well today. 2.) What's the problem? 3.) What's the matter? 3.) What happened to you? 4.) What do you want from me? 5.) Do you need anything from me? Pls. help me translate the following into polite and casual tone... Thanks! My korean reading is still poor and my computer doesn't recognize korean letters... huhuh... Would you be all kind if you resend your answers romanized? Your response will be highly appreciated... Thanks a lot!!! :DApril 17, 201020
- Hello! How will i say these phrases in korean: 1.) I'm not feeling well today. 2.) What's the problem? 3.) What's the matter? 3.) What happened to you? 4.) What do you want from me? 5.) Do you need anything from me? Pls. help me translate the following into polite and casual tone... Thanks! Thank you for answering my question... But i have a little problem.. My korean reading is still poor and my computer doesn't recognize korean letters... huhuh... Would you be all kind if you resend your answers romanized? Your response will be highly appreciated... Thanks a lot!!! :DApril 12, 201030
- wow, that's is a tough question... well, if i have the opportunity to do that, i'll replace the fuel (Gasoline used in cars) into water. Not merely clean water, just any type of water. I believe that will atleast help lessen the pollution that comes from combustion. Plus, Earth is made up of 3/4 water and 1/4 land, so i think there will be no more scarcity on fuel. Plus, we can use any type of water like water from the rain, used water and etc... More like recyling stuff... I hope i made out something sensible here... Thanks for asking me... :-)0 votedSeptember 2, 20090
- Well, actually i'm not not yet good in korean but i can say that i learned a lot since i had started. For me, one of the effective way was watching their korean dramas, i listen intently to their words as i read the subtitles. After that, i'll contact my korean friends and ask them about those words and phrases. They are helpful because they can correct and teach me at the same time. I also engaged in learning hangeul, their official handwriting and i loved it.. It's very similar to english alphabets... That's all... Hope my technics would be helpful.0 votedAugust 4, 20090
- Well, there's no guarantee to whether your online friend is telling the truth or not. But i think that if you put so much effort in talking to that other person, you wouldn't spend too much time lying all the details about you... that'll be a waste of time and lying to yoursel at the same time... I hope this one helps! :-)0 votedJuly 27, 20090
- Here are some concise answers, it's up to the learner what methods he/she will choose: 1.) Watch a lot of English movies - it helps because when you watch a movie/series, your full attention is on it. And if you understand what you're watching, it means that you can do the same gradually. 2.) Read english materials - Magazines, books and etc.. This way your vocabulary bank will be enhanced. Thus, when conversing to others you won't run out of english words to use. 3.) Practice make perfect - It's no use just to watch and read. Real-time learning is needed. Try to find language partners that are native english speakers. Talking to them is vital if you really what to enhance your english. 4.) Create a blog - start expressing yourself by writting. It'll help you on how you handle your grammars and sentences... There are alot of ways to improve your english but for me those are the most basic and realistic thing you can do. I hope my sharing will be helpful. Thanks! See ya!0 votedFebruary 12, 20090

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