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안녕하세요!! how are you? I’m Jenna from Seoul. After graduating from university here, I’m currently working for international company as an admin. When I’m working, I often came across situations where I should speak in English. But whenever I speak in English, I’m almost freezing and getting too nervous, because I didn’t have many opportunities to speak in English, so my writing is okay, but I’m not confident in speaking in English. This is why I communicate with many friends who are interested in learning Korean language. I guess most people who want to learn English are also very interested in Korean culture or celebrity. You can ask me whatever you’d like to know about Korea. Let’s study together :)
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    questions including "too + to infinitive" from Psalm (NIV ver.) Hi everyone!

    Hope you're having a great weekend :)

    I'm reading Psalm 105, and it hard to understand these below. Can you help?

    He made him master of his household, ruler over all he possessed, to instruct his princes as he pleased and teach his elthers wisdom.

    - what does "as he pleased" mean?

    The LORD made his people very fruitful; he made them too numerous for their foes, whose hearts he turned to hate his people, to conspire against his servants.

    - I learned before it's negative meaning if there comes together "too" and "to + infinitive". In my understanding, their foes can't conspire against his servant, eventhough they hate them, because they're too numerous. Am I understanding it wrong?

    Thank you for reading and I'll wait for your answer :)

    October 21, 2018
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    people say 마이클씨는 연세대학교 학생이 아닙니다. or 마이클씨는 연세대 학생이 아닙니다. second one is more close to colloquial and informal.
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    October 20, 2018
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    that means I want someone to hug me without saying a word once someday.
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    October 20, 2018
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    This is not a good word to indicate a woman, usually not young person. if any woman hear someone call herselves as "여편네”, they definitely feel very bad about it.
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    October 20, 2018
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    grammar question raised reading the bible This is the question I have when I'm reading the bible.

    Psalm 105

    Tell of all his wonderful acts.

    - why here comes "of"? does this need preposition?

    when they were but few in number, few indeed, and strangers in it, they wandered from nation to nation, from one kingdom to another.

    -> what does "but" mean here? is it just adverb here?

    can anyone help with these questions?

    I'd be very appreciated.

    October 20, 2018
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    In Korea, some people, usually young people, goes to a club on Halloween to see people who did some costume. Especially one of downtowns in Seoul, where many foriegners're living and hanging out, is verrrry crowed with Korean and foreigners on Halloween, so the price of liquor at bars in that area is gone up on those several days...

    Maybe people like that because we don't have those kinds of holiday that people do some costume.

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    October 19, 2018
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    Could anyone correct this? Hi! I signed up for this today.

    This is an introduce about me to write in my profile. Could anyone can help correct this? Especially I'm really confused with articles like 'a' and 'the'.

    How are you? I’m Jenna from Seoul.

    After graduating from university here, I’m currently working for an international company as an admin.

    When I’m working, I often came across situations where I should speak in English. But whenever I speak in English, I’m almost freezing and getting too nervous, because I didn’t have many opportunities to speak in English, so my writing is okay, but I’m not confident in speaking in English. This is why I communicate with many friends who are interested in learning Korean language. I guess most people who want to learn English are also very interested in Korean culture or celebrity. You can ask me whatever you’d like to know about Korea. Let’s study together :)

    October 19, 2018
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    갈팡질팡: 여러가지 중에서 선택해야 할 때 쉽게 선택하지 못하고, 이걸 선택할까? 저걸 선택할까? 고민하는 것. 가장 많이 쓰이는건... 갈림길에 섰을때 어느쪽으로 갈지 갈팡질팡한다고 쓸 수 있겠네요~ 우물쭈물: 우물쭈물은 갈팡질팡이랑 비슷하지만, 주로 어떤 행동을 해야하는데, 머뭇거리고 있는 상황에서 많이 쓰이는 것 같아요. 특히 선생님이 뭘 물어봤는데, 대답을 못하고 우물쭈물하고 있다고 쓸 수 있어요.
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    October 19, 2018
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    덨니는 뭘까요? 그런 말은 없는 것 같아요:) -더니에 대한 설명입니다!! 1. 과거의 사태나 행동에 뒤이어 일어난 상황을 이어 주는 연결 어미. 주로 앞 절의 내용이 뒤 절의 원인이 된다. -> before -더니 comes a cause, after -더니 comes result/outcome of the cause/reason 예문: 오랜만에 운동을 했더니 온몸이 쑤신다. 2. 지금의 사실이 과거의 경험으로 알았던 사실과 다름을 나타내는 연결 어미. -> the fact in the past comes before -더니, and then comes another fact that is contrast/opposite of the fact in the past 예문: 어제는 기운이 없더니 오늘은 기운이 넘치는구나. 3. 과거 어떤 사실에 대하여 그와 관련된 또 다른 사실이 있음을 뜻하는 연결 어미. -> When you'd like to say a thing, and you also want to mention the fact in the past regarding that as well, you can use 더니 after the fact in the past. (usually bad things) 예문: 전에 거짓말을 하더니 이젠 도둑질까지 하는구나. You lied before, and now even you're robbing something.
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    October 19, 2018
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  • Answered
    more in context... I already know very well about the thing you tried to hide from me. :)
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    October 19, 2018
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