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Hi, I'm Korean who enjoy to make new friends and talk with them I go to university and major in English education My hobby is singing a song and play sports such like a football and basketball And I also like to learn foreign languages. So I studied Japanese in these days and learned some Chinese and Spanish expressions through my foreign freidns I hope I can make many good friends in this website
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    saranghae is imformal way to say 'I love you' and saranghaeyo is formal way. And you can say saranghamida when you say 'I love you' to a lot of people.
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    October 24, 2010
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    I don't know Spanish culture exactly. But I'm sure there are many differences between Korean and Spanish culture because they have different languages, histories, and lifestyles. When I visit foreign countries, wherever I go, there were many different cultures from Korean's
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    October 12, 2010
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    You can say oppa only when you call elder male people. First name + oppa But there is 20 year gap between you and he. So, I would like to recommend you anothe expression. It is "ssi". You can call him 'Young Woo Ssi' Ssi is almost similar with 'Mr' but I think it is much more friendly.
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    October 12, 2010
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    There are many expressions which are similar with 'Are you kidding me?'. But I think '장난하냐?' is the best translated expression.
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    October 12, 2010
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    I am saying : 나 말하고 있어 or 내가 말하고 있었어 (Of course it depends on each situation) I said : 내가 말했어 I'll say : 나는 말할거야
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    October 1, 2010
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    If you translate this sentence into Korean, it is 선생님한테 배우려면 우리는 돈을 내야 돼
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    September 21, 2010
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    If you translate that sentence into English, it is 'Do you like Korean's green tea?'
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    September 21, 2010
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    'work in pairs' means work with your partner, right? And if you translate this to Korean, it is 짝지어 일하다. work is 일하다 and pair is 짝 in Korean
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    September 10, 2010
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    It is same meaning. But when you call your father yourself, you can say 아빠 Otherwise, if you say your father to another person, like when you talk with your friends or when you are in public place, you have to say 아버지 Here is summary, except when you call your father directly or talk about your dad among your family members, we usually say 아버지
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    September 10, 2010
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    If you translate that sentence to Korean, it becomes this sentence 나는 네가 그 상자를 찾길 바래
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    September 10, 2010
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