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Lately, I have a voracious appetite for learning the meaning of Korean words. However, my grammar skills are severely lacking. All the while I'm doing my best to wrap it up. Join me!
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    What do you a "short" time? Apart from what the second poster wrote (the truth), you going to have to grind!!!! Start memorizing sentences after you've sorted off the meaning. Devour the phrasebooks and hit the dramas. Three years later, you'll sound like a native speaker. Of course, this means not concentrating on rote vocabulary and trusting your brain to sort out the material unconsciously for you. Good luck!!!
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    November 28, 2011
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    this is a culturally sensitive question to most native English speakers. Do you have a girlfriend? Do you have a boyfriend? is the proper way to ask this question.
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    November 9, 2011
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    how does this grammar function? ~다면서요? Here's an example: 환자가 응급실에서 죽었다면서요? I heard that the patient passed away at the emergency room?
    November 9, 2011
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    My Troublesome Cats

    I made a cotton blanket and a cotton bedsheet on the sewing machine today.
    But the cats nibbled on them and made some holes...
    I want them to stop eating my linens, but I don't know what to do.
    I wonder if anyone has a good idea.

     

    Just a suggestion

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    October 31, 2011
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    October 8, 2011
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself I thought I answered this already. Anyhow, I'm merely stepping up to the challenge. What more can I say?
    October 8, 2011
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    I am very happy today

    Today, I am very happy, for having an opportunity to communicate with a foreigner, and  understanding the gist of what was said. Also, I can speak some things, can discribe my meaning. Though I failed to understand everything he said, I can infer the meaning to my surprise.

    Although I can speak English, I cannot understand it all the time--- however, I can understand it most of the time. 

    I hope I will improve more and more.

     

    Nicely done. I tried to make some of your sentences appear natural. Keep it up!!

     

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    September 10, 2011
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    I wanna to learn English because its the door of the world to day...

     

    I want to learn English because it's the gateway/path of the world today.

     

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    August 22, 2011
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    im friendly im sure u really like me :)))

    actually im slight learn about korean but i need more lot learn language and speak korean hehehe

     

    Actually, I just started learning korean but I need to learn more about the language and how to speak korean.

    I think this is what you wanted to write

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    August 22, 2011
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