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Hi. I am Ken. I've been staying in Montreal, Canada but actually I live in Korea. So if you want to learn Korean, just e-mail me but you should be able to use kind of English because I can't get what you say :) Besides, if you can use English more and more, you can get Korean easily... I just want to make new friends.
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    Oops..this one is difficult to understand... do u mean this? "Can u help me, I wanna watch Korean Drama." Sorry~" I've cought a few parts of all... your info say...ur base language is Korean....Why do u ask what your question here?-_-
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    July 12, 2009
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    Hum.... I think this one is kind of french word. If you mean the same as what I mean, you can call this word in Korean "천사같은" <- Adjective , "천사같다" <- Verb . I don't know what you mean exactly therefore please understand me~:( Besides, I'm not good at French. 천사같은 = chon sa ga tun ,천사같다 = chon sa ga ta.
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    June 24, 2009
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    It's very simple. Learning language has the same method whatever. First of all, you should learn Korean alphabet, after that you should know how to read Korean even if you don't know its meaning...I'm sorry about not giving you lots of Info
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    June 20, 2009
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    OK. u mean "Not individual" ,right? If it is, this is one of methods within answer. Consider it. This is not "Translating literally", but you can use below it for conversation with your friends. :) because it's exactly same meaning as you said. 우리 집은 정말로 너저분하고 더러워. 거기 가지마. 그거 끔찍해. OK.. Let's try to mix it !! lol But if you want to make this sentence to one, I've gotta fix a little part of all. 우리 집 정말로 너저분하고 더러워. 끔찍하니깐 가지마. Of course this sentence is not 100% correct in Korean grammar but we can say like this in a conversation. I'm not sure what you want to say exactly in Korean but I think this is correct or similar to what you want to say.
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    June 20, 2009
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    I hope you can find a Koean who can speak Spanish. Unfortunately it's not me. I could barely see what you said because of my friend can speak Spanish.
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    June 20, 2009
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    음 좋은 지적 감사합니다. 하지만 정착이 덜 된 문법인지라 적을 때는 "바라"가 분명히 맞지만, 거의 모든 한국인들은 위와 같이 말할 때 "바래"라고 말하고 있는 실정입니다. 외국 친구들에게는 읽고 쓰는 것이 일치 하는 게 더 쉽게 한국어를 배울 수 있는 길이 아닌가 생각해서 저렇게 적게 되었네요.^ ^. 저도 Ooti님 께서 말씀하신데로 "바랄께"고 적는 것이 논란이 여지가 없다고 생각되네요. Yes, I agree with Ooti but maybe you've known most korean say "바래", not "바라". To Questioner, These parts of Korean are difficult for you to consider a grammar like native Korean. So I mean it's better way to say it " 네 모든 일들이 잘 되길 바랄께" or Ooti's answer both are correct.
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    June 20, 2009
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    I just help you out about pronounce it but please Pick Juno's answer up. I love you = 사랑해 [ Sa-lang-hae ] I can't stop thinking about you. 니 생각이 머릿속에서 떠나지 않아. [ Ni /Sengagi/ mer li ssok aeser/ dder na jil an a. ] I want you to be mine. 너가 내것이 되기를 바래. [ Ner ga / ne gger si / doi gil / ba rae] Oh...It's really difficult to write in the alphabet. If I could use a phonetic sign, It would be better. lol
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    June 20, 2009
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    Um,,,You can say lots of method about this. I just give u one way within many things. u might not wanna learn translating literally. Just keep what I tell u. 너가 하는 모든 일이 잘 되기를 바래. And this is translating literally. 나는 너를 위한 모든 일들이 잘 되기를 바래. Of course this is awkward. ;)
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    June 20, 2009
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