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Hello! I’m a Korean living in the States and have been struggling to keep my fluency. Looking to learn and practice my Korean in order to truly become fluent!
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  • Corrected
    I bought a pack of instant coffee when I was in my first year of (college? high school?). Now, I am in my third year. The shelf life is two years. How time flies! My vitamins, sunscreen, and cold medicine have also passed their shelf lives. I even have one hair gel. I haven't touched them since I've bought them. I guess the coffee can still be drunk since it is only two months past their expiration date.
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    November 25, 2018
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  • Corrected
    Everyone!

    Everyone only has very limited time we can call something "happiness." As we grow up or get old, we always comfort ourselves by saying "peace is happiness," "harmony is happiness," or "safety is happiness" because the real happiness is too far to reach-even if you are willing to pay more and more.

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    November 25, 2018
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  • Answered
    Hi, Yu Tata! You don't necessarily have to put something in those parenthesis. For example, you can say: "We are considering changing the name of Product A into AA. Please confirm the below: 1. Necessary documents to make the name change 2. Due date that the documents must be submitted" Hope this helps!
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    November 25, 2018
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