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Hi! 안녕하세요! 안녕! I'm native Korean. I'm interested in learning English, French, Spanish and Chinese. Feel free to add me or send me a message! :
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    '-고 싶다'와 '-고 있다'는 같이 쓸 수 없어요 영어로 I'm wanting, I'm liking 이 안되는 것과 비슷해요 어차피 '-고 싶다'에는 '지금 원한다'는 뜻이 있기 때문에 '-고 있다'를 쓰지 않아요. 그는 케이크를 그저 먹고 싶고 있어요. (X) 그는 케이크를 그저 먹고 싶어요. (O)
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    March 29, 2015
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    "Je suis canon" means "I'm hot" ? "Je suis canon" means what? Does it deliver sexual meaning directly?
    March 29, 2015
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    말하는 사람보다 나이가 많거나 친밀한 관계가 아닌 사람에게(for people who are older than you or not close to you) "아, 알겠습니다. 이건 오해예요. 다음에 얘기해요(나중에 얘기해요)." 친구, 가족 등 친한 사람에게(for close people such as friends, family, etc.) "아, 알겠어. 이건 오해야. 다음에 얘기하자(or 나중에 얘기하자)." ah, I see = 아, 알겠습니다. / 알겠어요. / 알겠어. this is = 이건('이것은' is basic form but we korean usually don't use it in conversation) a misunderstanding = 오해 talk to = 얘기하자. 얘기할게. (like these, 'talk to' can be used in many forms according to context) you = 너 but in this korean sentence, it's left out. In korean, subject and object are often left out especially in conversation. some other day = 다음에/나중에
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    March 16, 2012
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    How do you say "What is your sister's name?" in Spanish? ¿Cómo se llama tu hermana? Is it correct? or what is the right answer?
    December 13, 2011
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    Could you guys check these answers? 1. A mi madre le gusta(gustar) tomar café. 2. Me interesa(interesar) mucho hacer el senderismo. 3. Nos faltan(faltar) cien euros para comprar unos zapatos. 4. ¿Te duele(doler) la cabeza? 5. A mí me encanta(encantar) la paella. 6. Me gusta(gustar) ir a la montaña. 7. ¿No te interesa(interesar) estudiar español? 8. El domingo visito a mis padres. → El domingo los visito. 9. Juan invita a Julia a su casa. → Juan la invita a su casa. 10. Tú me compras unos zapatos. → Tú me los compras. 11. Ella regala una pluma a su amante. → Ella se lo reglala. 12. ¿Vas a regalar un vino a tu amigo? → ¿Vas a regalar se lo? 13. This tie doesn't suit you. → No te queda bien la corbata. / No te lo queda bien. No te sienta la corbata. / No te lo sienta. 14. Juan really likes café. → A Juan le encanta café. If there is something wrong, plase correct it! Thanks a lot :)
    December 13, 2011
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    My favorite dish is pasta "of/from(?)" the restaurant. I want to say my favorite dish of a specific restaurant. I wonder which sentence is correct. 1. My favorite dish is "food name" of "restaurant name." I like "food name" of "restaurant name" best. 2. My favorite dish is "food name" from "restaurant name." I like "food name" from "restaurant name" best. If those sentences are not correct or not natural, please let me know more natural expressions. Thanks! :)
    May 21, 2011
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    super beginner! I've studied Spanish for two weeks. Actually, I started studying it in 2008 but I wasn't fully motivated at that time. I learned it at a private school which focused much on grammar. I was bored and felt too hard. However, these days I'm taking an online lecture that gives dialogues to get students be familiar with Spanish. I'm excited when I feel that I'm making progress on Spanish and I can speak in Spanish little by little. This is so rewarding that I can keep learning another language although it's a bit difficult. I'm happy! :D
    May 1, 2011
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  • Posted
    ARA's notebook entry: May 01, 2011 Quiero ir a un parque. Pero hace mal tiempo, yo no puedo ir al parque. El parque es cerca cerca de mi casa. Puedo alli a pie y se tarda veinte minutos.
    May 1, 2011
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  • Answered
    Thanks everybody! :D
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    May 1, 2011
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    Is there any difference between "I like singing" and "I like to sing"? Is there any difference between "I like singing" and "I like to sing"? Do you use them at different situations? I mean, do you clearly differentiate them?
    May 1, 2011
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