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Please feel free to contact me. And I hope you're gonna conquer Korean soon! You know, no pain no gain. ^^ But I wish we remember this. Confucious once said,"the one who was born a genius can't win against the one who tries and the one who tries can't win against the one who enjoys." Man~! What a wonderful saying! Whether you contact me or not, I hope you will accomplish whatever you want. Peace be with you. :-) 평안 하시길 바래요. ^^
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    Bien ~! ça va? Je vais bien~! XD Et ..... Je parle coréen et anglais. Enchantée !
    March 23, 2013
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    눈 온다 ~!!!! 눈 이다 XD!!!!
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    December 16, 2009
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    내가 부산 사투리 좀 할 줄 아는데예.... ^^ 좀이 아이라, 그냥 네이티브라 불러주이소. 내 정도모 네이티브라 케야지. ㅋㅋ 하모~!!!!!
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    November 28, 2009
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    usually we just say " 안녕하세요 " from morning to evening, but sometimes we say goodmorning as "좋은 아침 입니다." and if you say to someone who is so close to you, or friend you can say just " 좋은 아침 ^^ "
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    October 30, 2009
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    미안(죄송)합니다 >미안(죄송)해요 These are polite one. 죄송 could be more polite. And the first one could sound more polite. 미안해, 미안하다>미안 Theese are friendly one. Last one is the most friendly one. Kind of complicated. But we have to know them. If you say 미안 to someone who is much older than you. You'll be in trouble. And if you say 죄송합니다. to someone who is much younger than you, you'll be .... kind of in trouble too. Sometimes we do that for teaching. Like, if you are kindergarten teacher maybe you'll say that to kids for teaching.
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    August 27, 2009
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    Hm... April's answer is good. But I'm kind of old LOL though, I sometimes use that. Like..."이야~ 너 임마 아주 그냥 오늘 패션이 제도로야, 킹왕짱이여 ....! " like that.... And this sentence means, " Yo ~ dude! your fashion is really really gorgeous, awesome today...!" And here's detail. 킹 = King , 왕 = 王 = King, 짱(kind of Korean slang) = the best. So it can mean "Really really awsome" or something like that. Of course teenagers often tend to use it but everybody can use it too for fun.
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    August 8, 2009
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