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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    Hi, nice to meet you
    I'm 21 years old
    I'm a student majoring in biotechnology
    but currently, I'm studying <strike>for</strike> to be a pharmacist
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    July 27, 2010
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    In case you're wondering, you don't conjugate the same way as Spanish or other similar languages: To Say - I say, you say, he/she says, etc... Also, to add on to Pascal Kim, after you change the tense, when you use it in a sentence, you have to apply the correct level of formality and/or honorifics. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong, I'm also still learning the language.
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    July 27, 2010
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  • Posted
    I've noticed there are a lot of English sounding words in Korean. Could someone explain why this is?
    July 27, 2010
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  • Corrected

    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    My company keeps pushing me to improve my English, but it is really stressful.  I thought it would be nice to meet a friend that could help me out. However, I can't just take an advantage of you, so if I can help you out as well, I'll be happy!
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    July 18, 2010
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  • Posted
    I know the verb 있다, but what does 있네요 and 있지요 mean?
    July 17, 2010
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    Is 여기 a particle? I have a book that has 여기에 in it but I'm having trouble with the translation. Google says it means 'here', but I can't find it in any dictionaries. 여기에 속하다 means to belong here, but what about sentences like 여기 실뭉치가 있어요 or 아기 고양이가 여가에 있어요? Thanks in advance.
    July 17, 2010
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