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Hello. I'm living in Seoul, Korea, and native Korean speaker. Nowadays I'm learing English. Among reading, listening, speaking, and writing, I feel speaking and listening are more difficult. So, I hope to chat with English speakers over Skype. If you hopes to learn Korean, I can help you learn Korean. Thank you.:)
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    All the replies below were very helpful. Thank you.
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    March 18, 2020
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    The meaning of "at the point" Hello, I want to know the meaning of "at the point" in the following sentence : I'm in a high risk category. Are we at the point that we should all self quarantine, stop seeing family, stop grocery shopping? I don't think this means "at a time just before ~", because it does not make sense. Thank you in advance.
    March 18, 2020
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    A sentence in news Hello, Is the following sentence correct in grammar? What is the subject, and the verb? This morning, news that Harry and Meghan will be closing their Buckingham Palace office, with most of their staff losing their jobs come spring, as they step down as senior royals.
    February 15, 2020
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    meaning of 'on' Hello.:) I would like to know the meaning of 'on' in the following sentence. A company is on about the same schedule as B company. Does it mean 'A company agrees with the same schedule as B company'? Thank you in advance for your time and effort.
    August 26, 2019
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    Hello. I'm a native Korean speaker. Your writing reads natural. If I make a minor comment, 이따가 is not the formal writing. The formal one is 있다가. Hope this helps.:)
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    August 4, 2019
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    Hello. I believe 고 is derived from 그리고. So, 타고 다녀요 has the meaning of 타다 그리고 다녀요. For example, 잘 보고 다녀요 means 잘 보다 그리고 다녀요. Hope this helps.:)
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    August 4, 2019
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    안녕하세요. 아구찜, 김치찜, 동태찜 등이 있습니다. 참고적으로, 찜은 솥에 물을 넣고 오랫동안 삶은 음식을 말합니다. 좋은 하루되세요.
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    July 19, 2019
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    Hello, I'm a native Korean speaker. Your Korean is great, but I would like to make a minor comment. "So, I asked you if it is ok to call all the viewers who might want to eat together with me to come?" 'you' will be better than 'he/she', because I'm saying it to 'you'. Hope this helps.:)
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    July 13, 2019
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    Hello, I'm a native Korean speaker. "그랬어?" is a contraction form of "그렇게 했어?". "그렇게 했어?" means "did it so?" So, I think the correct translation will be "Who did it so?" Hope it helps.:)
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    July 13, 2019
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    Hello, I'm a native Korean speaker. 고양 is not a word, but 고양이 is a word and means a cat. When a subject word ends with a consonant, 은 is followed (see ex.1). If ends with a vowel, 는 is followed (see ex.2). ex.1) 동물은 사람이 아닙니다. ex.2) 고양이는 사람이 아닙니다. Hope this helps. :)
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    July 13, 2019
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