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I have master's degree in accounting. I'd like to talk about business and economic, politics :) Male, female friends are okay. I'm open minded but not a gay. If you wanna learn Korean or Japanese, or wanna help me adapt to living here in Poland, Please contact me :) I can speak Korean and Japanese like a native speaker and mastered Chinese letters too. My major in college was economic and accounting.
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    I had lived in Korea for 20 years. The north korean dictator is a shame of Koreans.

     

    What kind of aspect of Korea is fantastic? 

     

     

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    khadijah 2 카디자

    A perfect sentence would be like this

    안녕. 저는 카디자이에요. 저는 한국말 잘 못해요.

    이에요 or 예요 would be correct. And there would be space between 잘 and 못해요

    if a noun ends with a 받침(second consonant), only 이에요 would be correct

     

    try another phrase :)

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    March 19, 2012
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    I think reading and seeing them many times would work. I was too lazy to write them repeatedly, so I just read many times. With 10 hours of reading kanji books for 30 days, I could remember over 1500 kanji and 5000 words related those kanji. After forgetting how to write many of those, I still read them completely now XD Anyway, many Japanese don't write kanji with handwriting, and forget how to write difficult kanji these days XD
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    안녕하세요.
    저는 아니엘"라" (Aniela) 예요.
    열여섯 살이에요.
    폴란드에서 왔어요. 크라쿠프에서 살아요.
    한국에 가고 싶어요!

    아니엘아 sounds like 아니에라 which doesn't include "L"

    The rest of them are perfect :)


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    December 10, 2011
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    안녕하세요!!!
    저는서비아입니다.
    저는폴란드"에서" 왔어요

    에서 is correct. XD

    And "폴란드에서 살아요" will be more profer sentence unless you are already in Korea.

    Because "폴란드에서 왔어요" means "I came to Korea from Poland" in Korean.

    Good luck!

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    December 9, 2011
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    Dzien dobry Cyeśc! (Pryeprasyam I don't know how to type c with polish sign) Ja studiowałem polski. :) I'm a Korean living in Japan. I have a plan to move to Poland. If you help me learn Polish, I will teach you Japanese or Korean in return :)
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