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Hi my name is Joosung. I'm interested in languages and I like to talk about differences in cultures. The basic objective here for me is to find some people who are willing to help each other with languages, maybe talk about issues in general. The main language I'd like to focus on is English but I'm recently studying Chinese as well. Give me a message if you think you'd feel like to help each other or be acquainted with me. Native speakers are preferred and please don't send it if you're an online English teacher looking for a student to make a profit.
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    I'd like to recommend the best and free Korean learning site that I know. without further ado http://www.sejonghakdang.org is the website I'd like you to try if you're interested in learning Korean but don't know what to do, or if you feel like having some material to learn Korean, here's the answer. It supplies you with free E-books and online language courses that you can help yourself learn. I'm not quite sure but it's probably developed by government related company, department or whatever. So everything there is for free.(which is most important) Although the e-books are written in only Korean, the web page and the online courses have options for many different languages, such as English, Chinese, Japanese and so on. I think the main purpose of this project was to help people who emigrate to Korea learn our language and culture. So the language options are mostly for Asians as such as Vietnamese, Mongolian and etc. But hopefully they'll add more languages in the future. Well, there are 4 books for beginners which coming with the online courses. I'm sure if you try hard and keep the track on, there'll be no need to find other materials or wonder what to do to get yourself out of Korean dummies till you reach intermediate level of Korean. http://www.korean.go.kr/eng_new/document/down/down_sub03.jsp And here's another website I'd like to recommend. It has a lot of E-books for learning Korean as well. I'll attach some screen shots of the website. I hope it works well and I hope italki has no problem with me posting about another website. If you go to the second page, you could find and read the first 2 e-books I mentioned without having to sign up or log in. But you'll have to make your account to read the other books or take the advantage of the free language course. And last, It will be the best to use internet explore to work on that page since the webpage is designed for and based on it, just like most Korean web sites. For more information, visit the first web page and change your language options to one of them that's most familiar with you, or you can leave a comment then I'll try to reply so everybody can see. Or send me message even though I can't grantee you that I'd reply your messages kindly :) Anyway I hope this could help a lot of friends who are learning or willing to learn Korean. Enjoy! :( This thing allows me to put up only one picture. So I'm attaching the one with online language course.
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    if you're declining someone's favor in a nice way. you can say "아니에요, 괜찮아요." but if someone is asking something unacceptable for you. you can say "안되겠네요 or 그건 좀 곤란하네요(simple 그건 좀)"
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    February 16, 2013
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    We use the word 동동 as a mimetic word when something is floating either on the water or above the sky. So the drink is called 동동주 because rice grains on the drink look like as if some ants are floating on the water. For more information 동동주 is 경기 province's traditional drink and for the other name it's called '부의주(浮蟻酒:floating ant drink). hope this helps and have a nice day.
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    제 사랑 한국어

    안녕하세요? 다냐입니다. 저는 한국어가 아주 아주 좋아요.

     

    good work!

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    July 21, 2011
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    hmm how about Denmark? I thought the 3 countries get along together?

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    June 10, 2011
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     oh thanks that's interesting to know
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    May 31, 2011
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