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    Hi, a girl is called noona by a boy younger than her, and called unni by a girl younger than her, they can either be siblings or friends :)
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    May 3, 2012
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    "Don't be afraid to ask everybody <something, whatever >" can be translated to:"N'hésite pas à demander (quelque chose) à (quelqu'un)". "N'hésite pas à me demander (quelque chose). The verb "Hésiter" means "hesitate" is here in the imperative forme. n'hésite pas n'hésitons pas n'hésitez pas I hope it helped a little^^
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    February 22, 2012
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    difference between a korean boy's name and a girl's name Hi, please how to make the difference between a korean boy's name and a girl's name, it's really confusing! :p
    December 10, 2011
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    Bonsoir, cette question n'est pas posée dans la bonne rubrique, pour obtenir une réponse vous devriez la réécrire en s'assurant cette fois de sélectionner la langue d'apprentissage "coréen" et la langue que vous écrivez avec etc... ^__^
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    December 10, 2011
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    Practice your idiomatic expressions

    Here are some idioms with their definitions:

    1- Drastic times call for drastic changes: extreme measures to deal with extremely difficult situations.

    2- Brain drain: highly qualifies people who do not return to their country.

    3- Call it quits: when putting an end to an activity.

    4- The cream of the crop: the best people, fo example graduates.

    5- To be on the firing line: to be in a position to be criticized because of responsibilities.

    6- Be sacked: leaving one's job because of having done something wrong.

    7- Shape up or ship out: you have either to improve or leave the job.

    8- Fast-track someone: to enable him to reach the desired position or status.

    9- Keep your finger on the pulse: be aware of the most recent development.

    10- Silver bullet: magical solution.

    11- Work like a charm: something functioning very well.

    12- Cutting edge: latest technological progress.

    December 2, 2011
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    November 30, 2011
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    It can be said because there are men who don't shake a stanger woman's hand and vice versa, it depends on ones religious convictions. It can also be: "أنا لا أصافح النساء" for men and "أنا لا أصافح الرجال" for women I hope this is what you want as an explanation
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    November 30, 2011
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    Hi, "ça a été" means "it was", a été is the past form of the verb "être" wich means "to be". As for the example for the meal, if someon asks you " was your meal ok?"= " Est-ce que ton repas a été bon?" the answer can be "yes, it was"= "oui ça a été bon" or simply "ça a été". so in this case été has nothing to do with summer. I hope I was clear^__^
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    November 23, 2011
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    1) appointment موعد 2) we have appointment at 10 pm لدينا موعد على الساعة العاشرة مساء 3) see you tomorrow at 11 am فلنلتقي غدا على الساعة الحادية عشرة صباحا 4) don't be let لا تتأخر 5) be on time plz أحضر في الموعد المحدد لو سمحت I hope it can help ^__^
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    November 21, 2011
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    July 19, 2011
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