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    끝나다 and 끝내다? Can someone explain the difference between 끝나다 and 끝내다? Could I also see them used in example sentences please? Thank you.
    July 11, 2018
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    How do you correctly say the following? I'm trying to say: I don't speak Korean well, but my English is perfect. I wrote: 한국어는 잘 못말해요 하지만 내 영어는 완벽하다 Can someone please help me correct this or find a more natural way of stating this. Thank you.
    July 8, 2018
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    Both statements seem to work well here. You could also ask: "Which session is this?"
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    July 7, 2018
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    Everyday I practice for improving my English
    I was called to my friends to speak English

    This is so difficult for me but so interesting!

    I want to speak <strike>to</strike> English more

    I think English native speaker talking is so fast so I couldn't understand <strike>they spoken</strike>

    Your English is very good! It can be difficult, but you're doing great! 
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    July 6, 2018
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    Is this a correct statement? I try to write in a Korean journal everyday and include a word or phrase I learned. Would this sentence work? 오늘 나는 낱말을 배웠다 약속. If not, how would you say "today I learned the word..."
    July 6, 2018
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    2. My bag isn't as nice as yours 5. Adults don't learn languages as fast as children. 6. You don't work as hard as me. 7. France didn't play as well as England. "As" often comes after the verb in sentences like these. Examples: "(Verb) as (adjective) as..." "Run as fast as..." "Cook as well as..." "Sleep as often as..."
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    July 6, 2018
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