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Hello, this is Noa! I'm a girl that just wants to learn some languages because I love doing it and I know it'll be useful. I'm a native Spanish speaker from Spain, and I'd love to improve my English and to learn Korean and French! If you want to make an exchange, message me and, if you prefer it, give me your KakaoTalk ID! And jeez, I wish I have your confidence so I can put a selfie as my profile picture lol
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    What does 냐 mean here? «이름, 이름이 뭐냐구요» I know it's the same as the 아/어/여 form, but what does it mean in this sentence? Shouldn't 뭐 go with 이다?
    February 26, 2019
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    ¿Cómo digo esto en japonés? «Derramé sangre de inocentes. Hasta hoy, aún estoy arrepentida». Además, ¿cómo convierto un adjetivo en sustantivo, tal como "inocentes"?
    February 4, 2019
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    How can I say these things in Korean? — How can I say 'only'? — How can I say 'if'? — How can I say 'hear + S + V'? Ex.: 'I heard you opening the window' 'I heard you screaming' Thank you in advance
    January 3, 2019
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    How can I find someone to practice my Korean with in KT? Everybody says practicing Korean through KakaoTalk is a great idea, but I don't know how to do it. Like, how can I get the ID of a Korean native who would want to help me? Thank you in advance~
    December 30, 2018
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    How can I say 'everytime' in Korean? Some examples (if you can, please translate these sentences so I can understand it better): • I get restless everytime I lock eyes with him. • Everytime I go to the cinema with her, we arrive late. • You don't have to go there everytime you visit Madrid.
    December 29, 2018
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    How do I say 'can I~' in Korean? Like: Can I hug you? Can I buy it for you? Can I read it instead?
    December 10, 2018
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    What does the '~도 될까요' mean here? '제가 한잔 사도 될까요'
    December 5, 2018
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    What does '활개치면서 걷다' mean? And could you please explain to me what does the '-치면서' suffix mean. Thanks~
    December 4, 2018
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    Hola a todos, buenos días. Me llamo Selen. Soy de Turquía. Soy estudiante en una universidad francófona, en el departamento de las relaciones internacionales. Estoy en segundo año de licencia. Tengo veinte años, y vivo en Estambul. Llevo aprendiendo español desde hace dos meses. Soy una principiante, por eso uso el traductor de google. Pero aprendo rápido porque es un idioma fácil, por ahora al menos. Yo creo que el español es más fácil que el francés, pero menos que el inglés (evita repetir palabras, no suena natural). Tomo clases dos veces por semana: primero los martes y luego los jueves, tres horas en total. Aprender un tercer idioma es obligatorio si su nivel es superior a B2 en inglés en mi universidad, puede elegir español o alemán. Sin embargo, desafortunadamente, solo hay dos profesoras de español este año en mi universidad. En mi aula hay más de cincuenta personas, no tenemos mucho tiempo para practicar. Por eso me uno a este desafío. Para este desafío me gustaría aprender vocabulario y escribir en español todos los días. En mi tiempo libre me gusta leer mucho, mucho, mucho artículos de prensa y libros sobre desarrollo personal, historia, ciencias políticas, islam y también sociología. Me gusta además escuchar los podcastes sobre noticas globales o sobre la politica en francés. Es todo, creo que eso es. Muchísimas gracias por escucharme.
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    December 3, 2018
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    Writing exercise: Survey Report Is eighteen the right age to leave school? In my survey, I asked people 'is eighteen the right age to leave school?' Of the 100 people who participated, 30 per cent said 'yes', 60 per cent said 'no', and 10 per cent were undecided. Those in favour stated that eighteen-year-olds can improve some skills there, like language, maths and IT. Also, some people who said 'yes' too commented that young people who stay in school have more time to choose a career. In contrast, people in the 'no' side had said that a lot of young people want to start working and earn money earlier — which for them is completely fine. Some of the survey respondents even expressed that some of them aren't keen on academic subjects. The polled ones who were unsure pointed out the fact that some students get more out of school than others, and that the question was hard to answer. In general, the results show that most people don't think eighteen is the right age to leave school — they believe they should be able to do it earlier than that. Thank you so much~
    December 3, 2018
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