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    "I don't know what it's called in korean" Hi, how would you say the following sentences in korean? ^_^ I don't know what it's called in Korean. (Referring to an object or something abstract). What is that/this thing called in Korean?
    July 9, 2011
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  • Answered
    Could be anything that produces smoke. But i guess it means marijuana. If it said "he's selling smokes". Then it would most likely just mean tobacco cigarettes.
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    July 6, 2011
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    Were you going to? Hello. How do you ask about someones past intentions? Some sentences: Were you going to hit me? (someone raises his/her hand, but then lowers it) Were you going to give me something yesterday? Were you planning on calling me when you were in mexico? Thanks
    July 5, 2011
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    What do you mean with that you're "going to take ~으/이니까"? They are not always interchangable. 어/아서 is more frequently used, so you should learn about that first in my opinion.
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    July 5, 2011
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    They are usually religious people. Religion makes people stupid and close minded.
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    July 3, 2011
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    Are you that lazy that you can't even google "korean dictionary"?
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    July 1, 2011
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  • Posted
    Difference between these sentences? Do the following sentences mean the same thing? If so, which is more natural? 어제 너무 많은 술을 마셨어요 어제 술을 너무 많이 마셨어요 thanks!
    July 1, 2011
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    It's either "I loved you" or "I did love you". Both mean the same thing but are used in different contexts. You can't say "i did loved you".
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    June 25, 2011
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    What do you mean? Do you want this phrase explained?
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    June 25, 2011
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    What would you have done? How would you say: If you would have been on time, we could have seen a movie. If you would have been there, you would have seen it. You don't like my food? Then, how would you have made/cooked it? If you were me, what would you have done? thanks
    June 24, 2011
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