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I am a artist that wants to meet many people :) I wish to meet friends who are willing to help me improve my Korean and I will be glad to help others with English and Spanish. Add me on MSN so we can chat :) [email protected]
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    What is the most casual way to say " No problem " in korean?
    July 29, 2010
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    I can help you practice your english :) message me if you want to talk. 
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    June 6, 2010
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    June 6, 2010
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    As a native speaker of spanish, inverted sentences are quite common in spanish. Both " El verano esta llegando " and " Esta llegando el verano " mean the same thing but sometimes there used differently. "El verano esta llegando" is used to tell someone that the summer is arriving. However, " Esta llegando el verano " is mostly used when asking someone if summer is arriving , though its rarely used to tell somebody that summer is arriving. It basically means " Is the summer arriving? " So not all inverted sentences will work out the same. Dont worry so much about it though, Its not a big grammar difference to it really...just know that it can be used both ways :) Also " El verano va llegando " is also correct. It is used as " The summer is going to arrive " Hoped I helped :) If you need more help in your spanish, I will gladly teach you more :) Just message me.
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    June 6, 2010
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    Kevin Ruiz's notebook entry: Jun 06, 2010 Well, I have learn a quite bit of korean in the past few hours and i can honestly say that korean is a easy and beautiful language. Of course my korean will never be near as perfect but I hope theres people out here that can help me with my learning :)
    June 6, 2010
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    Can someone translate these English quotes into Hangul (Korean) ? - " When you realize how perfect everything is, you will tilt your head back and laugh at the sky. " - " Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better. " -
    June 6, 2010
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    The difference is mainly the vocabulary. Also some words are spelled differently. Words ending in -or in american english would end in -our in british english. For example, "Color " would be " Colour " in Britain. Vocabulary would be similar but not completely different. For example, " Airplane " in America would be " Aeroplane " in Britain Dont worry about trying to learn both because they are both the same language, though there just used differently. Hope I helped.
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    June 6, 2010
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    introduction hello :) my name is kevin and i wish to meet other people from different countrys. I would like to learn korean and hindi and possibly other langauges as well. If you want, I can also teach you english and spanish as I am both fluent in both. I hope to find people who can help me practice my korean so if you have the time, I would be glad to learn from you. 감사합니다 !
    June 6, 2010
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