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I went to Plaridel, Bulacan in Philippines for 17days last winter. I miss all friends in there and I keep in touch with them through facebook. I want to learn Tagalog, and someday when I will see them, I would surprise them.
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    You'd better to start learning Korean Alphabet. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hvcKYW5ustw&feature=related http://www.indiana.edu/~koreanrs/hangul.html http://hompi.sogang.ac.kr/korean/kkl100/lesson01/index.html If you want to type Korean words, you should install Korean. http://www.learnkoreanlanguage.com/need-install.html There are many youtubes for conversation... :)
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    April 6, 2012
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    if you want to say politely....(to older person or guest....) "country name" 어디에 사세요? --- u-di-e saseyo? 언제부터 거기에 사셨어요?---- un-je-bu-tu gu-gi-e sa-syu-su-yo? 언제 "country name" 돌아가실 거에요? --- unje " "-e dol-a-ga-sil-gu-e-yo? if you say to younger person or a close friend "name" 어디에 살아? "name" udie sal-a? 거기 언제부터 살았어? gugie unjebutu sal-a-su? 언제 "name"에 돌아가? unje "name"-e dol-a- ga?
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    March 17, 2012
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    - 실례지만 성함이 어떻게 되세요? (sileziman sung-ha-mi u-ttu-che deseyo?)-- very polite - 이름이 뭐에요? i-reu-mi mo-e-yo? normal... litlle polite - 너 이름이 뭐야? nu i-reu-mi moya? -------- to a child or same age person
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    March 16, 2012
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    Korean say differently to someone. They can be older or younger than speaker. Or they are just friends or special mates. 너는 내 사랑(이야). Nuneun nae sarang(iya). 당신은 저의 사랑입니다.(사랑이에요) Dangsineun JuEui sarang imnida.(i-e-yo). Nu << Dangsin (polite way) Na << Ju (polite way)
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    March 12, 2012
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    못 / 못하다 - Usually we say that with adverb(제대로, 잘, 똑바로) and verb(하다, 부르다, 서다, 뛰다...). 제대로 못하다. 잘 못 부르다. 잘 못 뛰다. 잘 서지 못하다. Some people say it with adjectives but at that time 안/않다/ is correct. 안 예쁜 (예쁘지 못한 (x)), 안 좋은 (= 좋지 못한 = 좋지 않은)... What about it's counter part 을/ㄹ 수(가) 없다? 을/ㄹ 수(가) 있다. 이대로 죽을 수 없다. <-> 죽을 수 있다. - I've been listening to that 소녀시대 song "소원을 말해봐" and I was wondering what exactly '말해봐' meant? I know that 말하다 means to say, to speak, to talk; but what does the 봐 part mean? Can someone please explain that to me? 봐 is containing meaning "to me" or "in front of my sight". 말해봐 is " (just) say to me" or " say (right now)" - Lastly, what does 면 come after in a sentence? 면 is "if" or "only". 뛰어봐, 할 수 있다면. = Run right now, if you can. 가라, 그래야 한다면. = Go, if you should have to.
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    September 14, 2011
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    날라리 친구(洗練된 친구)- 變身을 誘惑한다. 洗練된 친구를 보면 같이 洗練되고 싶어지죠? 그런 뜻이에요. 旅行하기 좋은 먼 곳에 있는 친구 예를 들어 만일 한국에서 멀리 있는 中國에 친구가 있다면 저는 中國으로 旅行가겠지요?
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    August 17, 2011
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    What is "bagay"? Someone talks a proverb about better life ... and then other Filipino comments "bagay".... There are too many google translations... what is bagay?
    August 9, 2011
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    This sentence is explanation about "老弱者". Korea used Chinese words and each one has meaning and sound. 놈is 者's meaning and 자 is sound. 원래 means originally. Long time ago, people were called 놈 as a person(사람) . Nowadays, we don't say 놈. It's almost bad word... call someone like a slavery. So 者 means just a person.
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    August 9, 2011
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    아 에 이 오 우..... have not voice... they are just same as ㅏ, ㅔ, ㅣ. ㅗ. ㅜ.... but if you put ㅇ in the other part, it sounds like ng. For example 강 is kang.
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    August 9, 2011
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    치마입고 가려고 하세요? = 치마입고 가려고요? (Do you want to go out in the skirt?) "~고요" is a short form of "~하려고 하세요?". do you want to do(~something)? Usually we say like this under an unusual situation. It sounds like that it not normal thing. 치마입고 가려고요? it means, I don't think it's good idea that you go our in wearing a skirt. (for example, you go out running now and I think it's so weird that you wear a skirt)
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    August 7, 2011
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