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I am a native Korean. I would like to discuss with educated native English speakers who try to learn Korean and are willing to help me improve my English. Thank you. :)
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    뭔가 멋있었어.=That was something awesome.
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    January 27, 2013
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    혼내다 = transitive verb. 혼나다 = intransitive verb.
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    July 22, 2012
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    figure something out and figure out something I am aware that "figure [something] out" and "figure out [something]" are correct. Is there preference between them? Thank you. Possible cases. 1) I figured something out. 2) I figured out something. 3) I figured something special out. 4) I figured out something special. 5) I figured something out that takes time. 6) I figured out something that takes time. I am asking about preferable pattern. You don't need to focus on the context. 1) transitive verb + [noun] + (adverb). 2) transitive verb + (adverb) + [noun]. 3) transitive verb + [noun] + <adjective> + (adverb). 4) transitive verb + (adverb) + [noun] + <adjective>. 5) transitive verb + [noun] + (adverb) + <adjective clause>. 6) transitive verb + (adverb) + [noun] + <adjective clause>.
    July 19, 2012
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    곧장 = directly or straightly 줄곧 = all the time or all the way
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    July 12, 2012
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    Could and be able to I am aware of these. A) You could win if you tried. (= You didn't win.) B) You were able to win because you tried. (= You won.) My question is C) You were able to win if you tried. (= You didn't win??) B) You could win because you tried. (= You won??) Thank you in advance. :)
    July 11, 2012
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    [시설,서비스]를 이용하다 = use abstract or big things like service, facility, place, human(swindling), etc. [물건]을 사용하다 = use concrete or small things like tools, weapons, goods, objects, concepts, etc.
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    July 10, 2012
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    To be awake = (잠에서) 깨어 있다. adjective To wake up = (잠에서) 일어나다. intransitive verb
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    May 25, 2012
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    seem-clause Which does sound more natrual? or are both fine? [A]: A solar eclipse seems to be going to show up around south west area (Nevada) in the late day on Sunday tomorrow (5/20/2012). [B]: It seems like a solar eclipse will show up around south west area (Nevada) in the late day on Sunday tomorrow (5/20/2012).
    May 19, 2012
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    "덥다" is associated with weather. "뜨겁다" represents the temperature of material.
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    May 7, 2012
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    maybe 선보이는 해양 탐험 = introducing an oceanic exploration ?
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    April 29, 2012
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