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    It's because Korean is a Subject-Object-Verb language. English is a Subject-Verb-Object language. so... English: I like Sam Korean: I Sam like or (I) Sam like *with the "I" ommited in the 2nd korean example *in korean "I, he, she , etc " are usually omitted So in Korean you can say "He is a good man" 그는 좋은 사람(입니다)(이에요) or (He is) 좋은 사람(입니다)(이에요) I hope It helped ! ☺
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    Looking for Korean learning buddy! I'm self-studying korean and would be glad to help someone learn English if they would like to help me learn korean, like study friends.
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    This is just from my imagination, thank you for reading !
    Today I woke up at 6 am as usually, washed myself, changed my clothes and ate/had breakfast.
    I saw that I had time left, it's 7 am and I work at 8 am, so I have to reach the bus station at 7:30 am.
    So I opened my tv to see the news. Suddenly I saw the time on the tv, it was 8 am!! yes I forgot that it's the first day of time change !!
    I jumped from my chair and ran towards the station, I can't believe this, I'm already late.
    Waiting in the station, it started raining, I was wet all over and should go  home in order to change my clothes.
    Leaving the station I saw the bus coming and the next one is after one hour: my day has gone 

    (sorry for my english)
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  • Answered
    Probablemente era "Por eso" y lo escribieron mal
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    Probablemente era "Por eso" y lo escribieron mal
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    Mas probable era "Por eso" y lo escribieron mal
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