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my name is Claire. I need some help to study english. and I'm looking for language excange friends. I'm a Korean. I'm a talkative person. Just talk to me. we can help each other. I can teach you Korean. :D
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    I don't know what this means 'now-traditional' Reading a book, I came across the word 'now-traditional' but when I looked it up in the dictionary nothing was there. this is the sentence: The gigs also included the now-traditional acoustic set by James Dean Bradfield. Please help me.
    October 3, 2011
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    how different from between professional brethren and professional colleague? do you even use "brethren" in real life?
    August 31, 2011
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    how can I get through to you? in what kind of situation do you use this sentence? and how different from "how can I reach you?" thank you for your answer.^^
    August 30, 2011
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    what's the difference between 'improve' and 'enhance'? is 'improve' used in real life more than 'enhance'? I guess 'enhance' has more formal meaning. is that right? thanks to put up with my mumble jumble.
    August 29, 2011
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    can you more love me? 날 더 사랑해줄 수 없겠니? i just want you be my mr.right" 네가 나의 왕자님(이상적인 남자)이 되어주길 바랄 뿐이야.
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    August 28, 2011
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    I don't understand these sentences. please explain them to me grammaticaly. it's doubtful that someone like Ronald Laing, whose name is still disdained 22 years after his death, would have broken as much ground were he not arrogant, angry and unconventional. --> what is "break ground" mean in here? and "were he not arrogant, ~~~" ??????? I'm so confused. could you paraphrase the latter two sentences for me? and thank you for your answer.^^
    August 27, 2011
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    which is more correct? have you had your lunch? have you eaten your lunch? thank you for your answer.^^
    August 27, 2011
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    너 아프니? - Are you sick? Is this right expression? I mean, can I talk to somebody that seems to be ill like this? When I'm worried about someone's health what shoud I say? I saw movies in which some people used this expression as meaning -crazy or pervert-. So I'm curious.^^
    August 25, 2011
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    Like Zainab barznji said, '공부하다'= to study ... and '배우다' it means = to learn and I want to add more explanations here. '배우다' I learn something from a teacher. '공부하다' I study something by myself(not from a teacher) (from a book or a computer)
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    August 25, 2011
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    'Good Night' or "Sleep well" 잘 자. (good 좋은 night 밤 = 좋은 밤, sleep 자다 well 잘 = 잘 자다.) 'Be safe" 몸 조심해. (be ~있다. ~이다. safe 안전한 = 안전하게 있다.) "I don't like" 난 좋아하지 않아. (I 나 don't ~하지 않다. like 좋아하다.) "I hate you" 네가 미워. or 너 미워 or 네가 싫어. (I 나 hate 싫어하다, 미워하다. you 너) "How is your day?" 오늘 하루 어땠니? (how 어떻게 is ~이다. your 너의 day 하루, 날) "Do you know who i am?" 너 내가 누구인지 알아? (know 알다. who 누구 am ~이다.)
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    August 25, 2011
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