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Hi. I'm 20 years old, currently in 3rd year in University of Indonesia.
I've been currently learning English, Korean, French, Russian, Japanese and Thai. (isn't it sounds too much? huhu)
I will really appreciate your help, and if you're willing to learning my language, I can help you.
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- How to translate it to Korean? "I am xx, fresh graduate from University of xx majoring xx. I do not have many experience before in work environment, but I used to work as administration and telemarketing intern on xx which run on Human Resource Consultant for 3 months. I am fast learner, high motivated person and a able to work both in a team or as an individual who use my own intuitive." ^ ^ Thank you.February 3, 201600
- well, saya is a formal way to say "me" or "I am". it usually used to someone who's older than you or a person you who you've respected, or we also used it in a serious/formal situation. and aku is an informal way to say "me" or "I am". It usually used to older person too (but it usually used in family. to your mom/dad/uncle/aunty) *its a nicest way The slang one which usually being used by teenagers is "gue". but it really impolite if we used this to older people (even they're our family). They usually used it around their same age- friends or someone who's rrrrrrreally closed to them. Hope it help! :)0 votedSeptember 1, 20130
Hello: Halo, Hai
Thank you: Terima kasih, Makasih (informal)
You're welcome: Sama-sama
Good morning: Selamat pagi (formal), pagi (informal)
Good afternoon: Selamat sore (formal), sore (informal)
Good evening: Selamat malam (formal), malam (informal)
Take breakfast: Makan pagi (formal), sarapan (informal)
lunch: Makan siang
dinner: Makan malam
0 votedSeptember 1, 20130Berlibur
Halo teman-teman.
Aku akan pergi ke Indonesia seminggu nanti selama tiga minggu.
Aku akan pergi ke pulau Bali dan pulau Jawa dan ?
Aku harap bisa berkomunikasi dengan orang di Indonesia meskipun aku hanya bisa berbicara sedikit.
Aku ingin berkomunikasi tapi mungkin akan sulit...___
*Overall, you've already done a good job. Keep it up :)
0 votedSeptember 1, 20130- Help to translate So, basically there's a korean exchange student in my uni, but she just can speak a bit of my language, and a bit english. and since the class will started soon; i feel sorry to her, because sometimes she looks a bit confused because of our language different. I want to tell her that: "Actually, we need 2 books in sociology class. The thick one I've gave you few days ago was the rare one to use (depends on the lecturer; there is some lecture who used this book mostly, and there are some lecture who just used it on final exam). I have the other one which usually always been used in this class. If you are willing to have it, I can lend it to you and give it on Monday. But if you won't, its okay" can someone translate that^ into korean? i'm sorry if its too much ;; thanks, for your help, I will really appreaciate it if you want to help me! :) xAugust 30, 201320
- If you're willing to study Indonesia, I think you could go to that such of language class that usually held in some Universities. That one that usually attended by some foreigners is BIPA (Bahasa Indonesia for Non-Native Speakers) program in Universitas Indonesia. Well, as I've see, there are some koreans who's study language in here too.0 votedJuly 25, 20130
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