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    En fait, (저는) 제 친구하고 지금 영화를 봐요 (Il n’y a pas de sujet alors je mets) est ‘Mes amis ‘et moi’, nous regardons un film coréen maintenant’. Si vous voulez écrire comme vous écrivez, il vaut mieux que vous écrirvez ‘제 친구들은 지금 한국 영화를 봐요’(Le sujet n’est pas ‘je’, mais ‘mes amis’. +) I am not a formal teacher but just a high school student so there is a possibility that I made a mistake writing in french😭 I am sorry!! But I am sure that I wrote absolutly perfectly in korean because I am korean😆😆 +) Oh..and I just know that it is not a recently-written one..lol...but I hope it’ll be any help..haha...
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    July 16, 2020
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    현구캉...? Est-ce que c’est le nom de personne? Je crois que c’est 강현구 (현구 강_in korean order 강현구).
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    July 13, 2020
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    It is 감사합니다! It is also good to search in never dictionary for seeing pronounciation!
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    July 12, 2020
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    다른 분들이 설명을 잘해주셔서 그냥 추가적으로 말하자면 인터넷에서 ‘나는 남친이 음슴 (없음. 음슴과 발음이 비슷) 그래서 음슴체를 쓰겠음’ 이런 식으로 문장을 시작하는 경우가 많아요ㅋㅋ 나는 ~~가 음슴 그래서 음슴체 쓰겠음’은 약간 인터넷에서 음슴체를 쓰기 전에 자주 하는 개그(드립)예요.
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    July 12, 2020
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    같은 말이예요. 근데 ‘따라서’는 약간 지적인& 공식적인 느낌이 더 강해요! Same! But Using 따라서 seems more intelligent and formal. (여기서부턴 무시해도 돼요) 번외로, 논리적으로 싸우거나 할 때 ‘네가 먼저 잘못했고 따라서 네 말이 틀렸어!’ 라고 말하는 거랑 친구랑 말할 때 ‘그래서 내가 어제 ~했잖아ㅋㅋ’ 라고 말하는 것 같은 느낌차이..!
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    July 12, 2020
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    It is a kind of dialect! And the other one’s explanation is perfect! (Off the record) As an ordinary Korean student, I’ve never seen the phrase😆..
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    July 12, 2020
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    은/는 is actually used for emphasizing like ‘it is ~~ ✨Unlike the other✨” so it is a little bit awkward to say 시간은 없어요 if you want to say I don’t have time when someone asks you “What is it you don’t have?”. Because it means I only don’t have time (I have other things.). But if you want to make sentence like “I don’t have time but I have ~~”, you can yous 은/는 ! (🙏I am just a korean high school student who downloaded it today for looking for explanation, same as you,and so it might not have detail. For detail, it is better to read the others’ explanation!ㅎㅎ)
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    July 12, 2020
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    Yes! Your answer is correct! And (although it is not that important but anyway) the phrase 모 아니면 도 is originated from the traditional Korean games ‘yut(in English dictionary but is is correct to say Yun nori in Korean.)!
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    July 12, 2020
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    Actually they are not that different. 안 is used to make negatives so the negative of ‘feeling good 기분이 좋아요’ (which is ‘not feeling good 기분이 안 좋아요’) has a similar meaning with ‘feeling bad 기분이 나빠요 ’ (rather than ‘feel nothing’...!!) Umm.. but there is a small difference in that 기분이 안 좋아요 means feel bad and 기분 나빠요 means feel so bad or upset..? It means that 기분 나빠요 has a stronger meaning! (And I agree to the very answer that the other one wrote!)
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    July 12, 2020
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    Actually there is no big difference between two sentences(will& be going to=both 저는 나중에 달릴 거예요) in korean. If you want to make difference, you can put some adverbs. And it is better to say ‘저는 나중에 달릴 거예요’ rather than ‘~것이예요’.
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    July 12, 2020
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