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Hi, I'm Jiwon Park, from South Korea. I studied business, and now work at a bank. I've been teaching Korean to students from various country as a volunteer for a year. I love to travel all around the world. Also happy to be a host for your trip to Korea :) Hope you guys feel free to text me, and keep long-term relationship :) Add me on whatsapp : +82 10 8920 8663
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    It is also used to express somehow awkward feeling in the middle of the conversation by saying "어우.. 낯 간지러워서 더이상 얘기 못 하겠어요." It might be translated in various way depending on the context. Expected translation: cringe, feel awkward, feel embarrassed, feel uncomfortable
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    May 24, 2018
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    我找不到 would be better!
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    January 26, 2018
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    我马上把我头上换成김향기的照片
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    January 14, 2018
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    So if you correct your grammar, and say 내가 갖고 싶은 이름을 몰라. Native Korean probably understand what you mean, but it sounds a little bit awkward. It's not korean way to express it. So your best bet is to say 내가 어떤/무슨 이름을 갖고 싶은지 모르겠어 *verb + 고 싶은지 Its somehow complicated to explain in grammar, so I'm going to give you some examples I'm not sure what I want to eat 내가 뭘 먹고 싶은지 모르겠어 I'm not sure where I want to go 내가 어디에 가고 싶은지 모르겠어
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    January 11, 2018
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    In the first sentence that you wrote, you misspelled one '하고 싶는(x) 하고 싶은(o)' If there is a hanguel at the bottom like 싶, you should put '은' behind the word. But if the one without the bottom like "친애하는" which means 'dear my~', you should put '는' behind the word
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    January 11, 2018
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