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I'm Soojung-Theresa-Im. Call me Eri or Sue. I'm English learner. I'm interested in English, Japanese and Arabic. My hobby is listening Musics and drawing cartoons. My favorite Music genre is Rock and Punk. And favorite Muscian is 'Green day' , 'MIKA' and 'Dir en grey' I wanna find friends who love what I love too.
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    In Korea, two term are very similar. Because Garden is not common construction.
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    August 17, 2009
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    When somebody looks younger than his/her age, You say "어려보인다" or "동안이다" 어려보인다(Eu,Ryo,Bo,In,Da) / 동안이다(Dong,Ahn,Ee,Da) On the other hand, somebody looks older than his/her age, You say "나이가 있어보인다". But most of Korean don't like that they look older (probably it isn'y only for Korean). So "나이가 있어보인다" isn't often used term.
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    August 17, 2009
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    Anyway, You're great at writing Korean! That's Fantastic I think.! ㅇㅅㅇ(this is Korean Imoticon, meaning suprise) Ahah, I like TVXQ of all others, among Mikey Yu Cheon and U-know Yoon Ho is my Favorate singer. Long ago, TVXQ was alwase on Korean program such as "X-man". Among them, last year, In "Line Up"(thins is one of Korean variety program), One man covered mud, chased TVXQ, they was so confused, ran away. At that time, subtitle was "Come on,TVXQ" and "TVXQ is runnig away!".But,now we can't TVXQ often.. Let me see.. Do you enjoy Korean TV program?? In "Family Appear", Lee Hyo-Ri is on progam. Ahah,, then. How do you type Korean? Isn't it hard by american Computer?
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    August 17, 2009
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