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- A él le gusta molestarme. This is how you type "he likes to bother me" and you can relationate from "he likes to bother ME", this is a ENG-SPA trick, you can take the English ME and put it at the end of a Spanish sentence in which oneself's the object of it. "A él le gusta molestarME". "A él le gusta gritarME" (he likes to scream at ME). "A él le gusta abrazarME" (he likes to hug ME) do you get this trick? English ME (pronounced as Mee) to Spanish ME (pronounced as M-eh) has the same function as an object particle in a sentence where "I" am the object, that's why ME in both languages. Hope it helps you.0 votedApril 4, 20180
- Korean 는 것 I am learning this new topic and I made some examples, could you tell me if they are okay? 나는 생각하기에 노래하는 것을 어려워요. [I think it's hard to sing] 바이올린을 연주하는 것이 재미있어요. [Playing the violin is interesting] 저는 사람들을 만나는 것을 좋아해요. [I like to meet people] 나는 나의 제일 좋아하는 티비쇼 보기를 기다리고 있어요. [I am waiting to see my favorite TV show] 한국어 배우는 것은 거칠어요. [Learning korean is tough]November 24, 201721

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