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Hi, I am CE. I am trying to learn a few languages, and I can offer help you with English or Korean. I live in California with my family. Probably I could tell you about traveling to California, local food sites, Yosemite park, et cetera. I love tea, painting, pottery, books, and music. I listen to a lot of nice k-pops, maybe more than what you would find on a billboard list. You are more than welcome when you talk about your favorites as well :) So please feel free to connect with me. I will try to log in often and check. Look forward to chatting with you. 반갑습니다 你好 すみません Bon jour Guten tag! (Currently I am not looking for lessons. If you are a professional teacher, I might not be interested in a solicitation, sorry. But please feel free to say hello though :) )
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  • Commented
    Yonsei University in Seoul has a Korean language school program.

    This might be the most well organized Korean language programs in Korea.
    <a href="https://www.yskli.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://www.yskli.com/</a>
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    July 31, 2020
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  • Commented
    Those two are very similar in meaning. But "바라다보다" is more active.

    An analogy maybe -- the difference between "looking at" versus "staring at".


    EDIT --

    But when a native wants to say "staring at" in Korean, we don't usually use 바라다보다.
    Actually we use 노려보다 (a little aggressive), or 쳐다보다 (a little curious).

    I would use 바라다보다, in a situation when I look at an object with some deep thoughts. Missing somebody, or remembering old memories, et cetera. In that sense 바라다보다 is a little more poetic than 바라보다.





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    July 30, 2020
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  • Commented
    Hi,

    It means something like,
    "well, I realized it wasn't there."
    "Hey I tried to find it, but it wasn't there."

    It also implies 'I actually don't know why it wasn't there.'

    It is clear that the speaker didn't hide it. The speaker just realized that it wasn't there, but not responsible for the disappearance.





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    July 29, 2020
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  • Commented
    A native would say,
    "유리씨는 돈이 많은데도 항상 절약해요."

    All those are pretty much the same meaning. But 2nd one does not sound natural at all. Others sound alright :)


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    July 29, 2020
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  • Commented
    I am a native speaker in Korean, but honestly I don't know much about pedagogy.
    I guess there is a nice learning app such as DuoLingo that will do this job instead :)
    But I can tell you how a native would read your writing when you will have written one.

    Good luck!
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    July 24, 2020
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  • Commented
    Another one comes here --
    "Something is wrong" by Kwon Jin Ah
    <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CMlBTkZk-sM" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CMlBTkZk-sM</a>

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    July 22, 2020
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  • Answered
    그 비디오는 저널링에 관한 것이었습니다. This is it :) "about" can be "관하여" "관한"
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    July 22, 2020
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    July 21, 2020
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  • Commented
    "Sweety" by S#arp (released in 2001) <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4LsHTLr41o8" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4LsHTLr41o8</a>
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    July 21, 2020
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  • Posted
    Favorite k-pops (comment your favorite)
    Hi,
    Shall we share any favorite k-pops you like?
    I will begin with what I am listening right now.



    July 21, 2020
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