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    coworker or colleague??? Are there any differences between corworker and colleague? Which one would you prefer if they are totally same?
    July 9, 2010
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    do you want to know what "~음" means? 1. it means sound or tone. eg) 높은음, 낮은음 2. sometimes it explains condition or situation to something or someone. eg) 맛있음, 맛없음.멋있음 but we don't say like that in spoken Korean. 3. it can be used an interjection when it's at the beginning. eg) 음~좋은데!, 음~맛있어! 4. when you considering or puzzing over something, you can say "음~or 흠~", which sound like "hmm". these're all i know. "~음"이 뜻입니다? -------> "~음"이 무슨뜻 입니까? 문장의 앞에 아닌데, 때 그것은 단어의 앞에 있습니다... ------->sorry but i don't get it.
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    June 16, 2010
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    what are you gonna do in this situation? The restaurant where you work has new owners. You and your colleagues recieve your pay packets and they are less than they should be according to the hours you have worked. The business owners refuse to pay you anymore and so a group of staff make a complaint to the union.
    June 16, 2010
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    no..i don't think so!!!!
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    June 14, 2010
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    not again! = 또야! thanks :)
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    June 8, 2010
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    can i say... 1. when i say "give me a call or send me a text", if i can say " hit me up" as well?
    May 22, 2010
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    simply.. 사과하다 : to apologize to someone. 죄송하다 : when you feel bad toward someone, you can say 죄송하다 which explains your mood.
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    May 22, 2010
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    can i say..??? when im looking for a nice restaurant, someone can recommend me to go to somewhere. but im not sure that place is good or not. so i can go there to check the menu, price, location and etc..before i make up my mind to go there. in this situation, can i say "i think i should look around that place in advance."
    March 30, 2010
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    what does fungry mean?
    March 24, 2010
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    How do you say....?? when Im really tired, I can say "exhausted, burnout, worn out", right? How do you say in English when you're really hungry? I mean, do you have any other expressions(slang, idiom..) about this situation?
    March 24, 2010
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