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Salut! Hello! こんにちは！안녕하세요! I really want to learn Korean/Japanese and I guess that is the reason why I am here :) in exchange I can help you learn English, French or even both ;) You can reach me on [skype: izmeh4u] or do not hesitate to send me a message. ~Success means having the courage, the determination, and the will to become the person you believe you were meant to be. Je veux vraiment apprendre le Coréen / Japonais, je suppose que c'est la raison pour laquelle je suis ici:) En échange, je peux vous aider à apprendre l'anglais, le français ou même les deux;) Vous pouvez me joindre sur [skype: izmeh4u] ou n'hésiter pas à m'envoyer un message. ~Le succès signifie avoir le courage, la détermination et la volonté de devenir la personne que vous croyez avoir été destiné à être.
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    I'm currently trying to learn the korean alphabet but some of them sounds similar? Can you help me by giving me tricks so I can hear the difference...
    February 17, 2011
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    I want to learn Japanese? I am not sure where to start? Any suggestion?
    February 17, 2011
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    What is you're perception of life ... I mean with you're country culture and value??? ..
    December 4, 2010
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    I think I would call him anything that he represent to me: hun, babe, etc... but since I speak more french at home then I would say: minou, chéri, mon cœur, mon amour, etc..
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    September 17, 2010
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    Johnny Depp!! He's my favourite actor and is definitly sexy looking!!! =)
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    September 9, 2010
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    Well, I am from Canada, Quebec, so basically I speak French and English but my mother is originally from Thailand and my father from Cambodia, so i speak four language... here have to say in all four: French; Je t'aime English; I love you Tha; Chun ruk + kun or tur ("Kun": Use against elder person. - "Tur" Use against younger person.) Cambodian; "Bong salang Oun" or "Oun salang Bong" ("Bong": Use as the elder person. - "Oun": Use as the younger person.)
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    March 4, 2010
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    My family and friends is the on thinking of me at anytime but the one taking care of me, of course is myself =P
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    March 1, 2010
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    I think the correct form to say this is: "Pour mes 25 ans, mes amis m'ont trop gâtés en fin de semaine."
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    March 1, 2010
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    I would say, "le" and "la" means "the", but the difference is that "le" is for masculine and "la" for feminine words. When it comes to "lui", it means "his" or "hers". So basically, to be able to use "le" and "la" properly, you need to know if the word is either masculine or feminine. Ex.: le garcon (the boy) - la fille (the girl) When it comes to "les" and leur", "les" is the plural of "le" and "la" and "leur" means "their" Ex.: les enfants ("the childrens", but since in "the childrens" there are more than just one child, it becomes plural, so you use "les") leur fils (their sons) - leur chat (their cat) Hope this helped, but than again there are so much more then just these. Good luck =)
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    February 24, 2010
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    What do you do to help our environment?
    February 24, 2010
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