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    I make sure ~. Recently, I saw a sentence << I make sure to bring my camera.>> But I can't understand the expression <>. What does it mean?
    July 23, 2018
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    My interview about TV show. Q) When did you start watching TV and what made you interested in it? Describe in detail how TV shows have changed since you were young. A) When I was a young kid, I started watching TV about Japanese animes. My favorite anime was a saga of little Tanya. The story was about a little girl with world war I. But nowadays I'm watching animal breeding videos. My favorite animal breeding is Cream-heroes. It's about seven cat breeding story through the internet live video on You-tube. I think these days I watch a TV show like this useful for me.
    July 16, 2018
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    You need a Korean girl friend. 제 주변 중국인 친구들은 한국인 여자친구와 사귀면서 한국어 실력이 많이 늘었습니다. 한번 도전해보시는게 어떠신지?
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    August 9, 2017
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    Unfortunately, "요즘 일탈해?" is an obsolete expression in the Korean language. Usually, "일탈" means a deviation from rules, morals and so on. I have never heard of the expression "요즘 일탈해?" even in the North Korea, I think.
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    August 9, 2017
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    It seems to be that the 연출 is close to art director, and the감독 is a person who's responsible for the whole.
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    August 9, 2017
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    Yes, it is. If you want a colloquial form, "하지 마세요." is best one for "Don't do that."
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    July 30, 2017
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    up to - down to Hi, guys! I have a question during my report work. My program extracts some values. The values are descending ordered. The extraction is starting from the maximum value. My sentence is... "From the descending order of the values, the system extracts the values <up to / down to> the range of extraction." which one is better? or anyone has another idea? P.S. - If anyone interested in indoor localization techniques, plz add me as a friend.
    July 29, 2017
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    I glad to your effort and hope my advices will help. The parentheses are native colloquial. I notice that all the sentences are not honorific. If you want that, comment it. 1. Do you know where your classroom is? - 너 어느 반이니? (몇 반이세요?) 2. Do you remember who your teacher is? - 담당 선생님이 누구니? (누가 가르치니?) 3. Do you understand what the teacher is saying? - 이해했니? 4. Do you need help with your classwork? - This sentence is awkward meaning in Korean I think. I recommend "Do you understand the lesson well?" So that '수업 내용이 이해가니?' is the best translation. 5. What should we do next? - (In literal translation) 다음엔 뭐하지? - If you use this sentence in classwork process, I recommend another one. 6. Did you finish eating your lunch? - 점심 잘 먹었니? 7. Put down your lunch bag over there. - 도시락은 저쪽에 두세요 8. It is not time to go to recess yet! ( = "It's still in class." is the better expression in Korean.) - 아직 수업시간입니다.
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    July 18, 2017
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    Is this sentence right? Please! I need your help during my mathematical table explanation work. is this right sentence? << The evaluated values show that how many interferences are existed during the signal transmissions, especially high in the table C. >>
    March 18, 2017
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    Is this sentence correct ? I have a question during my physic study. The higher Mu(A,B) values in the table, the more interferences exist between A and B during signal propagation. Is this sentence correct ? and Where should I use the comma in this sentence?
    March 6, 2017
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