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    Language = 언어 Exchange = 교환 Partner = 짝, 파트너 Language exchange partner = 언어 교환 파트너 I think this word is so stiff. I think "language friend" better. Language = 언어 Friend = 친구 Language friend = 언어 친구
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    January 11, 2019
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    예문으로 설명하겠습니다. 우선시하다 : A는 (B보다) C를 우선시한다. 우선하다 : A사안이 B사안보다 우선한다. 영어 문법에 비춰 설명하자면 우선하다는 자동사 우선시하다는 타동사라 할 수 있겠습니다. 또한 우선 + ~시하다(종결어미) = 우선시하다 여기에서 "~시하다"는 앞에 결합된 단어처럼 여긴다(본다. 시視)는 의미를 가집니다.
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    January 11, 2019
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    이거 좀 알려주세요.
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    January 7, 2019
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    보다(see) + ～하고 싶다(want to do ~) = 보고 싶다.(want to see ~) (너(you)를) 보고 싶다. = I want to see you. = I miss you.
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    January 7, 2019
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    Rainbow - since you've been gone. Hello. I usually spend free time to listening pop music. And I sometimes feel strange in some lyrics.. The title is the one.. Fallowing what I've learned at high school, I can't use past present form but specific 'past time' after the word 'since'. But this song's title is "since you've been gone. It's strange to me.. And 'have been gone' is a passive form of 'have gone'? Is it possible? It's totally confussing. Oh.. There are also many contents that write this song's title as 'since you been gone'. I think it's not grammatically strange But I guess this is not correct title. I heard this song many times and i cheched the vocal certainly sounds [you've]. Am I wrong? Is there something i don't know or I got wrong knowledge?
    December 28, 2018
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    1) nothing is common. Koreans do "(전화)번호가 어떻게 돼?(what is your phone number)" "(전화)번호 좀 알려줘(tell(teach,show) me your phone number)"
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    December 27, 2018
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    Hahaha. Where did you hear from? haha.. I think the wright sentence is "에미야 국이 짜다". 국 is korean soup. 짜다 means salty. This is a kind of korean joke. (Not traditional but young ones sometimes use this in internet chatting.) There is korean womans call their daughter-in-law '에미' . So... this expression describes a situation that mother-in-law finds fault with their daughter-in-law(I can sure that the soup is not saulty!) When a guy do this joke...then another man will do counterpart of this in 80%. "Then mix water. Mom" This joke is just kidding. Not have a specific meaning. But I recommand that do not use this in front of old people. I'm not good at English enough. Please understand.
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    December 27, 2018
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    I want to know why you asking this because it is not clear that what the complete sentence and the situation. If "사랑한다는 뜻?" Is the complete sentence, the teller is questioning to the listener that what the listener did to him whether expresses the listeners love to the teller or not.
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    December 27, 2018
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