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산에서 태어난 평범한 사람이에요 제가 할말을 하고 태양아래서 아름다운 초원에서 찾아보죠 삶이하는걸
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  • Commented
    I'm not sure what the first word was but I remember one of the first sentences a friend taught me was "마시고 죽자!" lol
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    March 25, 2019
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    I really like the idea of studying from webtoons!
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    March 25, 2019
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    두통이 있어요 Literally means "I have a headache" 머리가 아파요 Literally means "My head hurts" 머리가 아파요 is usually used when someone has a headache, so the meaning can be the same. However, 두통이 있어요 is more specific.
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    March 25, 2019
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    Neither are incorrect, they both mean "I am at school", but they have different uses. 나는 학교에 있어 - This is talking to someone, a friend or younger classmate 나는 학교에 있다 - This is just a statement. It could be said to oneself or written in a dairy, etc
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    March 25, 2019
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    I [or someone previously mentioned] am going to rest at home for the length of several weeks first. 먼저 몇 주정도 집에서 쉴 거예요 먼저 first 몇 several/some 주 week 정도 amount/extent of/length 집 home/house 쉬다 to rest
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    March 25, 2019
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  • Posted
    그쪽이 when talking about one's own friend Can 그쪽이 have a negative or derogatory subtlety behind it? When the name of the person you are talking directly to is replaced with it. For example: 그쪽이 하는 말 안 믿어요 I don't believe what [that person] says. 그쪽이랑 더 이상 말하고 싶지않아요 I don't want to talk with [that person] any more. [That person] is me and my friend was messaging me. This friend of mine always speaks in 반말 to me because we are close friends and have known each other for many years. And would say my name, not 그쪽. Normally messages from this person would read like this: 나 사무실에 왔어 롸쓰가 생각보다 일찍 끝났네~ 뭔지 모르겠네 ㅋㅋ I am just curious about "그쪽" and why it used it in these examples?
    March 25, 2019
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  • Commented
    If you want to learn the song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-VIrBnxaYUI
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    February 25, 2018
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  • Commented
    오 and 어 ... I hadn't thought about it the way Juda described with the word "or" but it makes some sense.
    When I say OR slowly, during the O my jaw is dropped and the sound is coming from the front of my mouth just behind my lips. This is the same with 오.
    When I get to the end of OR to the R sound my jaw halfway closes and the sound moves back to the back of the mouth and into the throat. Now, keeping your jaw halfway closed and making the sound come from your throat not your mouth, think of the U in the word sun. Try that for 어
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    September 25, 2016
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    "-다능/-냐능" What is the purpose of this speach?

    나는 다왔~다~능!

    I am guessing that adding 능 at the end doesn't really change the meaning or implication much, but there must be some reason why someone would say this instead of just saying 나는 다왔다! or 나는 다왔어!

    What is the reason for using this article of speech?

    " -다능" 쓰는 이유/목적 뭐일까요?

    btw speech is not peach haha

    September 25, 2016
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    다른 사람에게 상황 셜명을 하는 것 저는 이말 썼어요: 가끔 어떤 사람이 당신에게 직접 전하는 것와 다른 사람들에게 어떻게 설명하는것의 미묘한 차이는 흥미롭다 제 말은 괜찮아요? I wanted to say: It's interesting the subtle difference between the how someone says something directly to you and how they describe it to other people Another thing I'm not sure how to say in Korean is: Talking behind someone's back
    August 31, 2013
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