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Native Korean speaker. Near Native English Speaker Learning the german alphabet :( Interested in Russian
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    literally 발을 빼다 (take your feet out) 발걸음을 맞추다 (match your footsteps) colloquially 발을 빼다 (running away and not taking responsibility) ~>발을 빼지 않다 will be responsible / confident 발걸음을 맞추다 (level down with the other person / try to match the counterpart)
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    October 12, 2018
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    There is no difference. ppl usually use 괜찮니?/괜찮아? in general(at least for me) something ending with ~니 sounds kinda sarcastic. I would recommend using 괜찮아?
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    October 12, 2018
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    I hope there would be a day when BTS will come to Athens.
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    October 10, 2018
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    you could use it.. as if you were talking to yourself out loud. but that kind of behavior itself might be unrespectful if the person is very superior. "그분이 누구셨죠?" (if the person you are refering to is superior even then the person u are talking to) "그 사람이 누구셨죠?" (if the preson is lower than the person you are asking the question to)
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    October 10, 2018
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    as an alumni of Choong Ang University. it litterally means "as a person from Choongang University"
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    October 10, 2018
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