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My name is Romina and I'm 24 years old. I'm currently studying Business Administration and will soon be going to Finnland for an exchange semester. Because of that I want to start learning Finnish to be able to communicate with locals and make new friends. I also started to study Spanish a year ago and would love to get better at it.
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    @Fushia Seon


    Thanks for your explanation! I understood it very well. I actually thought about 수고했어 being something work related since i heard it a lot in kdramas. To be honest both sound correct to me. Because they should mean both at the same time. Hmmm...now i cant decide hahaha thank you again! ♡ 



    @kai ocean

    Yes it does. His death affected me really hard, since he was always someone who kept me from doing it myself. And now that he actually did it i feel really bad and want to get that tattoo. So I can remember him and always tell him that he did well and that he kind of can say i did well as well. If that makes sense 

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    December 22, 2017
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    "You did well" in Korean?

    Hi everyone

    I want to get "you did well" tattooed in korean so i really dont want the wrong phrase for it on my skin forever. I already googled it and most of the time 수고했어 showed up and i'm wondering if it is correct? Since I get the tattoo to read it to myself it doesnt need to be in honorifics.

    Thanks a lot 

    December 22, 2017
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    What is 'My favourite Korean words' in Korean? Hi everyone. I need to write down my favourite Korean words for my next lesson and I want to impress my teacher by writing the title also in Korean. So what is 'My favourite Korean words' in Korean? Thank you very much!
    April 2, 2017
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    What is the difference between 길 and 거리 ? I'm learning Korean online and these two words were in my next lesson. Both translations were 'street', but when do I use which one? Does it even matter or do both mean the same thing? Thanks for answering.
    January 16, 2017
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    Looking for penfriends around the world!

    Hello everyone! 

    I'm from Switzerland and I love writing letters and of course receiving letters too :) I know chatting online is cool and fast, but I enjoy letters a little bit more. So I wanted to ask who's interested in a penfriendship.


    December 29, 2016
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  • Answered
    Nicht ganz. Darf ich dein Badezimmer benützen? - Can I use your bathroom? Darf ich dein Badezimmer gebrauchen? - Do I need your bathroom? Benutzen kann man mit 'use' im Englischen übersetzen. Gebrauchen sagen wir in einem anderen Kontext: Ich brauche deinen Rat. - I need your advice. Ich benütze deinen Rat. - I use your advice. Wie du siehst MUSS man hier 'gebrauchen' nehmen. Das Wort brauchen kann man ungefähr mit dem Englischen 'need' übersetzen. Gebrauchen wird sehr selten wie benutzen verwendet.
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    November 20, 2016
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    @Tony Thanks a lot! Now I understand it :D
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    November 17, 2016
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    @Bonniesu Yeah thank you for translating! But so it doesn't matter which one I use right? (besides the honorifics) 
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    November 16, 2016
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    Which is the right "How are you" in Korean?

    So as I'm learning some Korean Small Talk I stumbled across 2 different ways of saying "How are you?".

    One of them is 잘 지냈어요?  /  잘 지났어? and the other option is "어떻게 지내세요?  /  어떻게 지내? 

    Is there any difference or can I just use both of them. Or is one of them politer than the other.

    And if I get asked this question and answer it, how do I say "And you?" ? 

    And could you also give me some examples for answers to this question. I'm good, I'm soso, I'm bad etc. 

    Thanks for answering ^-^ 

    November 15, 2016
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    Correct? :: Hi guys i'm going to talk about my city in Korea !

    Hello Thank you for opening my post.

    Today, I'm going to tell you about my city in Korea :))
    I live in Busan, Korea and my neighborhood is located near the Gwangalli beach.
    Most of the people think that Haeundae is the most beautiful and famous beach in Korea.
    However Busan people are going to Gwangalli instead of Haeundae.

    I also think Gwangalli is prettier than Haeundae.

    There are a big bridge, good night view, many stores, cafés, pubs ect.
    Among of them, the big bridge is prettiest at night because it turns on light at night.

    I want to show it to foreign friends if they come to Busan.

    If you come here, you can drink some beer and see the good night view on the beach :-))
    But maybe, these days are pretty cold. Aren't they ? Lol

    Anyway Busan is also a good city in Korea
    Someday you should come ! XD


    Thank you for reading
    Plz fix my worng sentences ~
    Thank you !


    Good Job! ^-^ Btw I want to visit Busan one day. So you can show me around hahaha We can also be Language Partners if you want to, since I'm studying Korean ^-^

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    November 14, 2016
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