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    If you were to lay out digestive tract out in a straight line... to lay. this is a adjective? I watched a Ted-ed video. and there is this sentence. "If you were to lay your digestive tract out in a straight line." i understand it's meaning. but, i couldn't understand the syntax. "were to lay" the "were" is verb. then "to lay" is adjective?
    February 4, 2019
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    you can say just "와이프" wife => "와이프". "부인" is more formal. "아내" is normal. generally. "여보" when calling the married couple each other .
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    February 4, 2019
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    "초등학교", "중학교", "고등학교", "대학교" "교" (learning..?) "숙직실", "사무실", "경비실" "실" (rooms.. or place?) 교 + 실 => "교실" normaly. "교실" means high school or middle school or element school teaching room. but, "강의실" is more general. 강의 = "Lecture" + 실 강의실.
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    February 4, 2019
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    isn't all hugs and celebrations.. what means all hugs? I watched a youtube video by ted-ed. there is a sentence "~ isn't all hugs." i don't know hugs what means. Everybody loves fireworks-- the lights, the colors, and, of course, the big boom. But the history of fireworks isn't all hugs and celebrations. What means the "all hugs"? i know only hug's mean like this. kids hug each other. i hug a teddy bear.
    February 4, 2019
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    1. 내일 영화를 보는건가요? 2. 내일 영화를 봐요? 3. 내일 영화를 볼 거에요? 4. 내일 영화를 볼까요?(lets see a movie?) 5. 내일 영화를 보나요? Yeaah... its hard to understand. all are same but,, a little bit makes different feelings..
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    March 15, 2018
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    1) 그건 ~이다. (that is) when say something is something. 근건 책이다. (that is book.) 그건 물이다. (that is water.) 2) 그는 ~하다. (one is~) when say someone is Complements... 그는 피곤하다. (He is tired) 그는 행복하다. (He is happy) In general, When speaking it depends on what kind of subj. it is things or it is having a willing.
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    March 15, 2018
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    ~가 가지고 싶어. noun~가 가지고 싶어. Yea. its easy to get it. but you say "키가 가지고 싶어." when you really want to mean "i want to grow my height more." its very awkward. it sounds like this "I would like to have got height."?? do you want have a key? what mean?
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    March 14, 2018
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    김치는 맛있다. 감은 맛있다. you focus the syllables final note... 김치는 맛있다. 감은 맛있다 => 가믄 맛있다. you know? 아 when ㅇ < its don't have any sound. you can image like this. 김칭는 맛있다. => 김치ㅇ는 맛있다 => 김치는 맛있다. 감은 맛있다. => 감ㅁ은 맛있다. => 가믄 맛있다. yeah. you should focus on syllable. 김치가 맛이 좋다. 감이 맛이 좋다. its same. its sound problem. because if. 감가 맛있다. its very hard to speak. then 감이 맛있다. its more easy to speak than that. because.ㅇ is no have a sound. and its dificult. "What is the subj?" sometimes 은/는 can be a SUBJ or OBJ. but, always 이/가 is SUBJ. some times, when 이/가 be omitted then. 은/는 can be subj.
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    March 14, 2018
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    that is all .. this is a exam question. 12. What is the quantity of tuples in consist of the relation? 1) Degree, 2) Instance 3) Domain, 4) Cardinality its all...
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    March 14, 2018
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    i cant understand this word. Help Me !! "What is the quantity of tuples in consist of the relation?" i know untill "What is the quantity of tuples" but, i cant understand "in consist of the relation." why verb comes after preposition directly? what is omitted?? and can you say how call that grammar? plz..!
    March 14, 2018
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