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    This means "you came to me eventually" or "you this is kind of poetic expression. Im not suee but 내게 왔구나 you came to me This means the fact that you came to me 내게 와 주었구나 주었 means that you do something for me. So 와주었구나 implies that your coming was for me, and I should(?) thank you. 그가 와주었지만 미안하게도 나는 불편했다. I was not comfortable even he came for me Ok i can make summary that 나에게 와주다 means come for me, on the other hand 나에게 오다 means come to me.
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    October 15, 2018
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    In addition, I think this is some kind of transformed form of "oh my god" such as (just example) "oh my oh my ooh my goooood" This is just a punning, and im not sure but this was a buzz word
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    October 15, 2018
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    It means accidently meeting something(or someone). So you can use it like these; 그가 곰과 *조우했던* 이야기를 했을 때 나는 정말 깜짝 놀랐다. I was really surprised when he told me about the moment he *accidently met* a bear. Im not good at english, but i want to help you to learn Korean. Im open to your questions.
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    October 15, 2018
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    Those words are almost same meaning, 신체 was derived from chinese, and it is mostly used in literatures and medical terms. 몸 is pure korean. So you can use both words with the same meaning.
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    October 15, 2018
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    일삼다는 자주 한다는 뜻으로 생각하시면 됩니다 예를 들어. 거짓말을 *일삼던* 사람이 있었다. There was a person who *often* lied. 일삼다는 자주 한다는 의미의 말로 생각하면 되고, 일상 생활에서 가끔 쓰입니다. 특히 좋은 일을 자주 하는 상황이 아니라 안좋은 일인데 자꾸 하는 경우에 많이 쓰입니다. Im Korean, so my english is not fluent, but I think explanation in english may help. The word 일삼다 means that doing bad things frequently. So it implies that the bad things (mostly the object) should not have done, but the person (or subject) does it too many times.
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