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    알렉스 is correct. 아렉스 speak to english "arex".
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    November 27, 2009
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    whats this? speak to English.
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    November 25, 2009
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    its difficult to Korean. even Korean cant discriminate correctly about pronunciation) u must discriminate it in talk situation. if someone talk to u like "dae" or "de", perhaps its 대(dae)". coz "데(de) is unable to use solo(1 syllabary)" but "대(dae) is able to use solo" for example) in situation that someone give u something(like gift). someone talk to u "대(dae)". its ellipsis of "너의 손바닥을 대봐(put ur hand to me). its sorry u need only learn Korean hard.
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    November 25, 2009
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    누구든(지) 한국어(를) 말할 수 있는 사람(은) 제발 도와주세요. 누구든(anyone) 한국어(korean) 말할(speak) 수 있는(can) 제발(please) 도와주세요(help me)
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    November 24, 2009
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    " i love to hear your sing" this sentence speak to Korean "나는 당신(의) 노래(를) 듣는게 좋아요" or "난 당신 노래 듣는게 좋아요" = naneun dangsin(ui) norae(reul) deunneunge joayo n (의),(를) are a postpositional word. say to Korean "조사(josa)". 조사( a postpositional word) is able to omit when speaking than writing. love = 사랑,사랑해(saranghae) , like = 좋아,좋아해(joahae) but most people use "좋아(like)" than "사랑해(love) in this situation. "please sing for me" speak to KOrean "나를 위해 노래를 불러주세요" = nareul wihae noraereul bulleojuseyo or "날 위해 노랠 불러주세요" = nal wihae norael bulleojuseyo "날" is abbreviation of "나를" also "노랠" is abbreviation of "노래를".
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    November 23, 2009
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    고맙습니다 or 고마워요(gomawoyo) or 고마워 or 감사합니다 people say '고마워(komawo)' when talk to familiar n cant talk to much gap older one.
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    November 23, 2009
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    'nega(네가)' is you. n 'naega(내가)' is i. i think maybe u talk 'naega' I speak to Korean '나(na),내(nae),저(jeo),제(je)' You speak to Korean '너(neo),네(ne),당신(dangsin)' people scarcely say "네가(you)" to other one, but use much when writing. "저","제" r low(humble) talk. "당신" is honorific talk. it is used in this situation when people say to 1st meet or unfamiliar or older man etc.
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    November 23, 2009
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