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    Please help proof read my Korean letter? I have to write a pretend letter to a fake friend for my Korean class, and I need someone to proof read! Please help me correct it! It's okay if it doesn't sound natural, as long as it's grammatically correct! 수연이에게, 서울은 여름이지? 여름에 몸 건강히 잘 지내고 있니? 난 잘 지내. 수연은 방학에 계획 뭐야? 같이 멜버른에 놀러 가자! 멜버른에 재미있는 곳이 많이 있어! 서핑할 줄 알아? 토키는 서핑하기 좋은 곳이야. 그리고 토키는 아름다운 해변 있고 예쁜 사진 찍어도 돼. 우리는 토키에 가고 나서 루나파크에 갈 수 있어. 루나파크는 테마파크이어서 재미있잖아! 멜버른 크리켓 그라운드는 (MCG) 유명해. AFL은 멜버른에서 인기있는 스포츠야. 그래서 우리는 MCG를 방문해야 지. 그런데, 사실, 나는 MCG가 재미없는 것 같아. 하지만, 넌 아직 가고 싶으면 같이 가도 괜찮아. 멜버른은 유명한 음식이 없지만 멜버른에 커피가 유명해. 멜버른에 커피가 진짜 맛있어서 넌 마셔야지! 호주 와인은 인기가 많이 있어. 그리고 멜버른에서 만든 와인도 맛있어. 그래서 와이너리에도 가자. 그리고 멜버른에 오면 식당에서 같이 먹자. 하지만 식당에서 먹으려면 수연은 호주 예절을 배워야 해. 호주에서 밥 먹을 때 팔꿈치를 식탁 위에 두면 안 돼. 그리고 시끄럽게 먹지마. 호주에서 팔꿈치를 식탁 위에 두고 시끄럽게 먹으면 무례해. 이 편지 받으면 나한테 전화해 줘. 잘 있어. 안녕. Thank you in advance!!
    June 9, 2020
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    How do you pronounce 단독? This is the sentence I’m reading from an article: 한국 그룹의 첫 단독 무대입니다 The Naver Papago voice function makes the 단독 sound like 단동. Is that correct?
    April 9, 2020
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    Which sentence is right- (으)니까 or 아/어서 here? To say “But because the exam is soon I have to study.” Which is correct? 하지만 시험이 곧 있으니까 공부해야 돼요 하지만 시험이 곧 있어서 공부해야 돼요
    October 8, 2019
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    Is this sentence correct? 방학동안 제가 서울에 가족 보러 갈 거예요 “During the holiday I will go to Seoul to see my family” Is that right?
    October 8, 2019
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    How to say “still” using 还 Hi! I’m learning Chinese and need to know how to say “I’m still sick” in Mandarin. Is it 我还在病了? Please help!
    September 18, 2019
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  • Answered
    I think there was a little confusion. 듣다 means to listen. When used in present tense, its true that 듣다 becomes 들어요. However, 들다 has many meanings, including to enter / go in / walk in. So in this context, the meaning is 'please come in'. Hope that helps!
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    August 30, 2018
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    Why does 하다 become 해요? Its not 하 + 아요 but it’s 하 + ?

    And why does it become 해요?

    Thanks :D

    August 30, 2018
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    When to use 에 vs 에서
    August 30, 2018
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    The way i think of it is like this: Normal 해요 is like english "does" and it suggests 'presently' a bit more generally. For example: 수연이 먹어요 = Soo-yeon eats. Progressive present tense 하고 있어요 is like "ing" in english and (in the way i think of the difference) suggests what is being done now/ in the process of doing, and is less general. For example 수연이 먹고 있어요 = Soo-yeon is eating However I have found that in korean, people often seem to use them interchangably, so i wouldnt worry too much :) Basically the difference is the same as english "does" (present tense) vs "is doing" (progressive present tense)
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    July 3, 2018
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    How to say this in Korean I want to say

    "The mountain is beautiful, so the music must be too"

    In response to my friend's picture post, in which they said (in korean): there is music in the mountains.

    I was going to start with 산은 너무 예뻐서...

    but i dont know how to finish! Please help :)

    July 2, 2018
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