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Hi! I'm a sociology student from South Korea. I'd be more than happy to help anyone with Korean, although I'd prefer helping intermediate learners who have problems with difficult grammar. English is like a second native language for me, so if you want to improve on that, it's fine with me too. I'd like to improve my German, and am also interested in Spanish and Russian. My interests include sociology, musicals, choral music.
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    Mmm.. I'm not a Christian so I don't celebrate Christmas usually. But I'll be involved in the school Carol Service and Christmas skit..
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    November 12, 2008
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    If it's used in the context similar to "Bye" : 잘 가 (jal ga), literally, go (home) well.
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    July 17, 2008
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    "Ee joo-so" 이 주소 if you can read Hangul
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    July 17, 2008
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    That'll sound really alien to an English speaker. The better way to say that would be "Why are you doing this to me?" or "I don't want to hear this". Although it's not a good literal translation, if put in the right context, these convey similar meanings. Don't forget that English expresses much more directly than Korean.
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    July 17, 2008
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    Weil Deutsch absolut TOLL ist!
    Ich liebe auch die Aussprechen und die Maerchen von Michael Ende, Grimm, Erich Kaestner usw.
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    July 16, 2008
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