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Hello my name is Aaron but you can call me A.J, i and friendly and im currently learning Korean at a beginner level. I hope to become an English teacher in South Korea for my career so i think this can be a good starting point. im very interested in Korean culture and Korean people and i hope i can live there one day. I i like to help foriegners get better at English and i can be helpful to you. I play piano and guitar in my own time (self taught)
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    here you go here you are yes, you can borrow it
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    May 9, 2012
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    right arrow key!!!! your a genius! XD ty
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    April 17, 2012
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    ah i get this too! no theres no key taht i know of, but i notice generally if you jsut type the whole thigns that you wanted to type, the computer will be correct. for example if you were going to just type "a" in korean then you would have to push space to end it. but if you were to type "annyeonghaseyo." then it would type it perfectly.
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    April 17, 2012
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    ah i get this too! no theres no key taht i know of, but i notice generally if you jsut type the whole thigns that you wanted to type, the computer will be correct. for example if you were going to just type "a" in korean then you would have to push space to end it. but if you were to type "annyeonghaseyo." then it would type it perfectly.
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    April 17, 2012
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    conversationexchange.com there are many koreans wanting to learn english or other languages and they will be happy to teach you some korean in return however not at a professional structured standard.
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    March 20, 2012
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    my answer may not be as useful but i can try... think of them like this. I'm glad I'll finally dispose of this. I'm glad I'll finally be free from this. however in most cases they are interchangable becasue if you get rid of something, you are free from it.
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    March 19, 2012
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    ooo i like this one, in england college is where we go to study A-levels after secondary school. we have promary school, then secondary school (up to 16) and then college for 2 years normally. you can also study btecs and any course in college in preperation for an apprentership or for university.
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    March 19, 2012
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    March 19, 2012
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    March 19, 2012
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    we use then in this way to mean "at that time" or at the specific time we have previously spoke about. the sentence should say, "i will look for work in (the months of) june and august because my university vacation is then" i put "in the months of" in brackets because its not relaly needed. so the sentence has already stated juny and august as the time of reference, so "then" is rfering to juny and august. you can use it in the same way in other sentences. for example: A- i need to play my piano but i dont like playing it when other people are home B- oh its ok we are going out soon A- oh, i'll play it then then. this may seem funny because i wrote then twice, but this is exactly how a spoken conversation would take place. though it might not be gramatically correct. btu as you can see "soon" is the time that "then" is refering to.
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    March 19, 2012
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