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안녕하세요! 저는 메이예요. 열심히 공부할거예요! Hi there! I'm a psychology major and I'm studying Korean as a hobby. I visited Korea last November and loved every second of it. I want to go back someday, but I need some friends to help me practice and correct me! I love making friends and would like to hear from you ^^ I'm usually awake late, which works well if you're on KST! I'm not very confident and afraid to make mistakes, but I hope to gain some confidence in speaking Korean! I'm really shy so shoot me a message! I really enjoy playing video games so let's talk about them sometime! ~I'm trying to focus on my target language of Korean, so please only message me if you want to practice Korean ^^
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    As for southern accents, you mentioned you have Netflix so perhaps try some old western films :) Anything with John Wayne in it is guaranteed to give you an idea of the southern drawl.
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    March 9, 2017
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    In natural conversations there isn't much of a difference! "May I have..." is more polite, however most people will just say "Can I get..." Both mean asking for something, and have the same meaning :) "Can I get..." is more natural in almost any case. But if you're in a more formal setting, use "May I get..." Some examples: 1. Can I get a glass of water? 2. May I have a glass of water?
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    March 8, 2017
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