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Hi! I'm Erica! I'm just a 33 y/o lady that is learning Korean. I'm interested in the Korean [traditional and modern] culture, foods, language, etc. Currently, I'm studying Korean and I have been self-studying for over a year now. Most of the resources I've used for my studies were books, apps, and skyping with some Korean friends that I've met on my learning journey. My goal is to visit Korea someday, so I want to be able to speak the language comfortably as well as understand it.
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  • Answered
    This is what I got using Naver's Papago translator: I'm not gonna do this with my average co-worker, and I'm not gonna do this with my priesthood, and I'm just gonna be forced out of school for today.
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    April 30, 2019
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    5월 28일 오늘 너무 바빴어요. 제가 딸들을 방에 청소 했어요. 오늘 저는 요리가 안 했어요. 그래서 우리는 McDonald's 먹었어요. 저는 공부하고 싶었어요. 하지만 청소 할 방에 많았어요. 부엌하고 거실하고 욕실 있어요. 지금은 쉬고 할 수 있어요.
    April 29, 2019
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  • Posted
    좌절했어요 오늘은 안 좋아요. 저는 한국어를 공부 안 했어요. 왜요? 저는 좌절했어요. 제가 한국어를 배우는 취미에요. 느껴지 제가 한국어를 나빠요. 그렇지만 더 필요한 공부해요.
    April 28, 2019
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  • Commented
    Thanks so much for the help!
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    July 7, 2018
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    using 2 "ㄹ" in a word I undersand using "ㄹ" when its placed at the front of a word or followed by a vowel.

    My issue is when "ㄹ" is followed by another "ㄹ" and how it should be pronounced.

    For example:
    "실례합니다 "
    is it pronounced as shil lye ham ni da OR does the sound change to 실녜합니다 as shil nye ham ni da?
    I don't use romanization, but I often worry if I'm pronuncing the word incorrect. I also know that sometimes the sound change when 2 consonants are next to each other.

    Thanks so much for the help!

    July 6, 2018
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