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I am 25 years old, working in the HR management. It might seem it is too late for me to pick up other languages in my age, but I am pretty sure I am capable of picking it up easily and quite fast. I am currently looking for the teachers who can teach me German, French and Russian. My personal preference is Male and someone in my age due to the tones and choice of the vocabularies varies if it is opposite gender or in different age group. I understand I would never be on the natives level, but I want to make it as legit as possible.
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Matt
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Apr 20, 2017
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    Count me in!
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    April 4, 2017
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    Should I find a partner or a teacher to learn German ASAP?

    I am planning to visit my friends in Germany by the end of this year.

    Probably I would not have any problem even if I am just speaking English,

    but I would like to be able to speak very simple things in German 

    especially, when I am paying for something ordering something and to greet those people I will meet over there.

    I am just wondering if I should pay and find a teacher here rather than looking for a partner.


    what do you guys think? would it be worthy to find a teacher and get proper classes? 

    I am more likely considering to hire somebody at the moment though.

    April 4, 2017
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    1) Make me 나를 ~하게 만든다. e.g.) you make me feel better - 나를 더 기분이 나아지게 만든다. 2) Bet I can 나는 ~ 할 수 있다고 장담한다 e.g.) Bet I can make it better - 나는 그것을 더 좋게 할 수 있다고 장담한다. 3) Wanna bet? 내기 할까? 4) Nevermind 신경 쓰지마 or 됐어 e.g.) when in a conversation, you say nevermind 5) Whatever 아무거나 or 상관 없어/ 그러시던가 e.g.) 아무거나 is more like when you had a choice, 상관 없어 is more like "I don't care/mind" 그러시던가 is more like sarcastically saying do whatever you want. 6) Oh, really now? 지금? e.g.) I didn't get in what situation you would use this but, 지금? is more like "you really want that now?" when you are arguing and saying this phrase meaning "Oh really now you bringign that matter?" is more like, 지금 그런 얘기가 왜 나와? 7) Sure you can (sarcasm) 그러시겠죠 or 그렇겠지 8) We'll see about that 어떻게 되나 보자 9) Wait and see 지켜봐 10) Deal? 콜? e.g.) 콜 literally means "call" like the word you would use in card games etc. but Korean people use it for any situation, especially younger generations.
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    축구 좋아 하세요? 제 꿈에 나왔었어요, (당신:You)이/가 레알 마드리드 선수가 되는 꿈이 었어요. 제 꿈에서 당신이 굉장한 수비수 였어요. 레알 마드리드는 제가 제일 좋아하는 팀이에요. 언젠가 스페인에서 당신과 레알 마드리드 경기장에서 만날수 있기를 바래요. 그때 까지 잘 지내요!
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