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Hello, my name is Hee Eun. Nice to meet you all~~
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself I'm learning English. Nice to meet you!!
    November 8, 2011
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    한국어가 특별한 점!! 색깔 하나가지고도, 말하는 방법이 여러가지:_ 거무스름하다. 거무스레하다. 거뭇하다. =dark 푸르다 푸르대콩 푸르덩덩하다 푸르데데하다 푸르뎅뎅하다 푸르디푸르다 푸르딩딩하다 =blue 누리끼끼하다, 노르스름하다 누렇다 샛노랗다 =yellow 나도 다 알지는 못해 ㅎㅎ I also don't know all the things..!! z
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    August 20, 2010
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    처음뵙겠습니다, 김희은이라고 합니다// 안녕, 난 김희은이야. //
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    August 20, 2010
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    When you say it to your friends, you can say "귀엽다" or "귀여워" You should say "귀여우세요" "귀여워요"to elder person. However, if you say it to elders, you may be spoken ill of by he or she ;)
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    August 20, 2010
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    은,는,이,가 is put next to subject. 은,는,이,가는 주어 다음에 나와요. If the subject has a final consonant, you will use 은 or 이. 이때, 받침이 있으면 은 혹은 이 사용해요 파인애플은~, 파인애플이~. '은'과 '이'에서 차이점은, '은'은 생김새나 상태 이런거 설명해줄 때 많이 쓰구요, '은'is used to explain its looking, condistion, and other things.. 그사람'은' 이쁘다. '이'는 동작 설명할 때 많이 써요. You use '이' when you explain action. 그사람'이' 나에게 인사를 했다. 받침 없을 때, ( no final consonant ) '는' 혹은 '가'를 써요. like '은', '는'is used to explain its looking, condistion, and other things. 그는 멋지다. And '가' is used to explain action. 그가 차를 운전했다. 을,를은 목적어 뒤에 와요 을,를 are put next to object. 받침 있을 때는 을, 없을 때는 를 나는 파인애플을 좋아한다. 나는 사과를 좋아한다. I hope you to understand well! If you don't understand, you can ask me again!
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    August 16, 2010
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    You can say 좋은 아침~ when you say hello to your close people in morning. If you say hello to an elder person, you should say 좋은 아침입니다~~or 좋은 아침이예요~ such things..
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    August 16, 2010
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    First, it is used for interjection. 먼저, 감탄사로 쓰여요. For example, 생각보다 잘 했는 걸! It means, the listenr did a better job comparing to thought of speaker. 말하는 사람이 생각했던 것보다 듣는 사람이 의외로 잘한거예요! (Ah haha... I don't know my English is right 제가 쓰는 영어가 맞는지 모르겠네요...) Next, it is used to turn a sentence into a noun. 또, 한 문장을 명사로 바꿀 때 쓰여요! I know you lied to me. 난 너가 거짓말 한다는 걸 알아. Do you understand...??? If you have a question, you can ask me again ^^ 또 물어보셔도 되요^^
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    August 16, 2010
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