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I was born in Paraguay. I'm half Paraguayan and half Korean. I grew up in Paraguay naturally speaking Spanish but at the same time my dad was very strict about teaching me Korean, my own language. I was 13 when I came to the U.S and now I don't really have a problem speaking English. Wow, everything I said sounds like a brag... However, my purpose of joining this website is to learn Japanese. :)
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    1) [ (으)려면 ] It really depends on where you saw this. if it was a question you had to fill in, that means you can or can not use (으) in the phrase depending on the word that will go on the blank. Example: "_________(으)려면." + "닫는다" (TO CLOSE) = 닫[으]려면 But if you use another word... "_________(으)려면." + "때리다" (TO HIT) = 때리[려]면 2) [ 으면 & 을때 ] Actually, 으면 and 을때 do not mean the same thing. Koreans typically use "으면" when they are not completely sure IF it happened, is happening or will happen. They use "을때" when they are talking about WHEN it happens. Doesn't make sense? For Example: "너 졸업장 받[으면] 예기하자" = "Let's talk if you receive the diploma" "너 졸업장 받[을때] 예기하자" = "Let's talk when you receive the diploma" Get it? :)
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    April 21, 2012
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    I hope this helps... "너무 지루한 하루. 지금 뭘 해야하는지도 모르겠고. 어쩌면/아마 친구들한테 놀자고 하던가, 아니면 그냥 ANGRY BIRDS 케이크를 먹던가."
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    April 21, 2012
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    Hello, I'm Yaya.
    It's not my real English name, but still this is (it's) my nickname.
    So, just call me Yaya !

    My English is not (so) good, however, nowI've tried I'm trying to improve it.
    Hope some native speakers can help me, especially in writing.

    I have lots of dreams, and in order to reach some of those dreams, I will need to have good English ability. That is the (main) major reason why I'm trying to learn English.

    By the way, I'm 22 yrs old, now still study in the still studying in collage college.
    Shameful Shamefuly, until now I study harder in English than before. I've been studying English harder than ever.

    But I'm not too worried about this (my situation).

    After all, "never too late."
    Thanks for your patience.

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    Not bad at all :) 
     oh, and a better one than that is "Better late than never". 

     

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    August 12, 2011
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    it doesn't have to be in this whole world, as long as you have it. :)
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    August 12, 2011
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