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    [English] The use of "Specially" Hi. I' m thinking about the difference between "Especially" and "Specially". As far as I understand, "Specially" is normally used with a purpose, so it is normally with some action verbs like "make", "prepare", "give", something like that. But then, is "Specially" not natural to be used with some adjectives that cannot have any purpose? For example, 1) She is specially beautiful 2) It is raining specially a lot And how about the following? 3) I specially like him 4) I specially hate him I understand that they are like "in a special way" unlike using "especially" instead. My question is not whether it is correct or not, but whether it is "common" or not. Thank you!
    August 31, 2020
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    it means "will do" something. It shows the intention of doing something.
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    December 30, 2018
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    "Thank you" in Japanese 感謝かんしゃする; 感謝かんしゃいたす; 感謝かんしゃ申もうしあげる Is this Japanese sentence? Is this common to use in Japanese? If yes, how is that different from "ありがとうございます"?
    December 11, 2018
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    본 means Origin and 업 means Job. So when you have multiple jobs, someone can ask you "본업이 뭐예요?" meaning what's your original or main job?
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    November 29, 2018
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    기술= Technique, technology, skill 기능= Function This phone has many useful functions (기능) The development of technology (기술)
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    November 29, 2018
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    All are correct, and no. 2 are just more respectful and honorific way if you put 님 at the end. And I think no. 2 is normally used to call or say other grandmothers, and if it's my grandma, it means we are closer and more friendly so we say no. 1 to my grandma.
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    November 29, 2018
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    1. 처음으로 is "for the first time". So the first sentence means I went abroad for the first time ("in my life" can be implied) 2. 처음에 is "first". So the second sentence means First I went aborad ( And next I did something else~~blah blah~~ kinda thing will be followed) It is used to explain something in order of time you do or it happens.
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    November 28, 2018
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    맡다=take. 맡기다=let someone take. So meanimg is the same but the subjects are different. So, I "take" my cat or you "take" my cat = both 맡다. There is no one I "let take my cat" =So it's 맡기다. 맡길 사람이 없어요...
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    November 23, 2018
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    The meanings are basically similar. 안다 is the basic form. 끌어 from 끌어안다 litertally describes "dragging or pulling" someone to hug so I think 끌어안다 is more descriptive. There's one more thing that is 껴안다. 껴 describes the way you put your arms to another. So they are more descriptive words than the basic form of 안다.
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    October 23, 2018
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    저도 아니라는 대답이 "크지않다"고 느껴집니다. 부정의 부정은 긍정이 맞긴한데, 화자의 질문이 비록 아니야? 를 쓰긴 했지만 부정으로 안느껴지기 때문에 그렇습니다~화자가 저집은 크다고 느끼고 있고, 아니야로 물어본건 단지 상대의 의견을 묻는 수단으로 쓰고 있지, 화자 자체가 저 집이 크지 않다라고 생각한다고는 느껴지지 않으므로...아니라는 대답이 부정의 부정이 아니라 긍정의 부정으로 느껴집니다~ 한국말의 yes or no는 한 단어 보다는 전체 문맥에 대한 긍정 or 부정을 표현하므로...문법적으로 맞는지는 모르겠고 그냥 느껴지는 개인적인 생각입니다 ^^
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    October 3, 2018
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