Glad to be of help Jongmin! You looked very relaxed today. You see, you can be a very eloquent speaker when you want to be, especially when you don't let fear of speaking get in the way... Talk soon :-)
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1. it means you have to make your waist not curbed 'as much as possible'
2. First of all, you have to know that '점화' is derived from a kind of game, "league of legend'. it's one of skill names of the game. it is normally literary and only used in conversation among young boys and men (maybe under 30) anyway, it means ignition and the reason why they use the word is that koreans think pain that they feel after they eat very spicy food is similar to burning.
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'보고 싶다' means "I want to see something or I miss you" but the object is limited to something visual. so, you can't write like "고향에서 먹었던 음식이 보고 싶다"
'그립다' but the object can be anything but only limited to past. so, you can write like "고향에서 먹었던 음식이 그립다" or "학생이었을 때가 그립다." but you can't write like "내일 개봉하는 영화가 그립다"
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네, 가능합니다.
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I understand what the phrase means but It's a little bit awkward.
I think '이탈리아 사람들은 까만색 고양이를 보면 복이 나간다고 생각합니다.' is better.
first of all, '고양' is not right word. '고양이' is correct.
secondly, 이탈리아 사람들'이' is grammatically correct but it could make me think that someone thinks luck disappears when Italian see a black cat. but It is just a little bit awkward but It can be written so.