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Hi, I am Rara. I am majoring English Literature in my university. I speak bahasa Indonesia, javanese also a little French that I've been learning in school. I am learning korean by myself, so that i want to improve my korean here. Thanks :)
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  • Answered
    That is correct but you need punctuation mark "!" when you make a imperative sentence. all verb + "!" can be imperative sentence even without subject in some situation. ex: Duduk! ; Lari! ; Pergi! (direct conversation) ^_______^
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    It is similiar but quite different, it depends on the sentence or situation. menganggap = assume beranggapan = have a certain thought ^__________^
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  • Corrected

    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    1. Nama saya Ian. (benar)

    2. Bisa bicara bahasa Indonesia <strike>sedikit sedikit.</strike>
    It is enough only write "sedikit", but this doesn't match the structure of "Bahasa Indonesia yang baik dan benar". You need a subject (saya - formal / aku - informal.
    So, the right sentence: Saya bisa bicara Bahasa Indonesia sedikit.
    or  change the structure for more formal form: Saya hanya bisa sedikit berbicara Bahasa Indonesia.

    3. Saya <strike>mau</strike> belajar lebih <strike>bagus</strike> untuk saya bekerja di hukum.
    The word "mau" is not formal, but it is correct if you want to speak informal. Then<font class="Apple-style-span">, </font>"bagus"<font class="Apple-style-span"> is wrong because in this case you cannot use "</font>bagus" <font class="Apple-style-span">although </font>bagus and baik are similiar<font class="Apple-style-span">.
    </font>
    So, the right sentence in formal form: 
    Saya ingin belajar lebih baik untuk bekerja di bidang hukum.

    4. saya butuh banyak bantuan <strike>tapi </strike>saya akan berada di Jakarta pada musim panas untuk belajar.
    In this sentence, it will be better if you give mem-an for "butuh". The using of  "tapi" is wrong because tapi shows contrast, but in your sentence there isn't contrast, however sebab-akibat=cause-effect. Then, you should use karena over there .
    So, the right sentence:
    Saya membutuhkan banyak bantuan karena saya akan berada di Jakarta pada musim panas untuk belajar.

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  • Posted
    First notebook entry: Introducing myself 안녕하세요. 저는 라라 이에요. 저는 인도네시아 에서 왔어요.저는 인도네시아어 / 자바어이에요. 저는 족자 카르타 에서 살아요. 저는 한국어가 좋아요. 저는 한국말 잘 못 해요. 한국말 연습해야 돼요. 만나서 반갑습니다! ^-^
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