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I love languages. English was the first language I learnt several years ago, and I'm still learning it. Languages are not my biggest passion though. I also study insects, and it's kind of easy to remember their scientific names, because they're in latin or latinised. I'm always eager to learn more about everything. **** Je parle un peu de français, mais maintenant je ne suis pas très bon. J'aime voir des vidéos sur youtube en français, mais je ne peux pas parler. Mon vocabulaire est encore très limité. J'adore lire, et spécialement apprendre des langues et les insectes. **** 언어를 사랑해요. 저는 항상 새로운 단어를 배우고 있어요... 영어로, 불어로, 라틴어로... 모든 언어로! 한국에서 살러 너무 가고 싶어요 .한국 문화를 참 사랑해요. 여자배우 박채림 때문에 한국어를 배우기 시작했어요! >_<! 그여자는 예쁘잖아요! 한국 친구 많이 만들고 싶어요... 그리고 채림이 만나고 싶어요! **** Linguam latinam nunc disco libro "Wheelock's Latin". Non bene loquor, sed hanc linguam amo. Vocabula discere facile est quia lingua Hispaniae lingua nativa mea. Amicos multos habere volo, et in lingua latina loqui semper volo. Linguas totas amo.
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    Il a été serré means that the competition has been tight. A better version of the text would be: Bonjour. Zorro aurais t'il un problème? Avant, avec une mise de 1000, ont pouvais gagner un peu ou se stabiliser. Maintenant, impossible. Il a été serré. C'est certain, ont ne s'amuse vraiment plus sur votre site, et c'est tous les jeux!!
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    August 23, 2016
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    August 12, 2012
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    Great answer! I just want to add that when the verb ends in a vowel you just use -ㅂ니다, and when it ends in a consontant, -습니다: 보다 --> 봅니다 가다 --> 갑니다 먹다 --> 먹습니다 괜찮다 --> 괜찮습니다
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    May 3, 2012
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    Estar "de" mal humor/buen humor
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    May 3, 2012
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    It's difficult for non natives to hear the difference, but the 시옷 sounds a bit softer than 쌍시옷. Just google "Korean sounds" or something similar and you'll find lots of pages where you can listen to the sounds. I have several bookmarks, but right now I'm on my mobile. And of course, the context will help a lot. I read some time ago that in your native language, even if you don't listen to all the words, the context will help you to fill the gaps.
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    September 20, 2011
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    No, I can't be afraid of insects because I'm studying entomology ^^
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    September 14, 2011
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    No, DEFINITIVAMENTE NO ES LO MISMO! "Me largué" suena despectivo, incluso grosero. Ocasionalmente se puede usar entre amigos cercanos pero aún así se oye fuerte. Normalmente se usa cuando alguien esta enojado: "No me dejaron fumar en el restaurante, así que me largué de ahí"
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    September 11, 2011
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    September 11, 2011
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    September 10, 2011
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    The key is in the first line: Unless X, B --> if X doesn't happen, then B takes place. So if that person doesn't have those organs removed, his/her chances to survive are low.
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    September 2, 2011
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