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Hi there, This is Yunwoo Choo from South Korea. Just call me Choo. That is my family name sounds like 'chu' I'd like to meet new people in here! Thanks.
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    In the past, Korean didn't use spaces and used vertical writing right to left. After Korean war, we use spaces... Anyway, In English, there is no postposition (조사 助詞) likes 은/는/이/가 ... For example, English : Tom loves jane. S V O Korean : Tom은 Jane을 사랑한다. S O V In English there are located only words, but in Korean words are combined postposition. If you are confused how to put into spaces in sentence, Just put the space after word+postpostion. It may works well. That is easy way to solve your question. Try to put spaces into following sentences. 1) I like you / 나는너를좋아한다. 2) I'm a student / 나는학생이다.
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    January 31, 2013
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    My facebook page was something wrong yesterday, I can't comment at friends' wall. 어제 내 페이스북 페이지가 좀 이상했어, 그래서 친구들 담벼락에 덧글 달 수 없었어. >>어제 페이스북이 이상해서 안되더라, 그래서 글을 남길수가 없었어.
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    January 14, 2012
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    I'm not sure what is "아체, 슬체". I tried to find them on google. I found "아체슬체 패키지" on kartrider site(kind of racing game like mario kart). It's an item change&slot change package in game. I think it come from item(아) change(체)&slot(슬) change(체). (아이템 체인지&슬롯 체인지.) Also that's shortened word.
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    January 14, 2012
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    I like you. >>난 당신을 좋아해요. = 좋아합니다. http://translate.google.com/#en|ko|I%20like%20you.
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    January 14, 2012
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  • Answered
    When we use "and", there r two or more nouns. For example, 사과와 포도, 책상과 의자, 컴퓨터와 모니터, 한글과 영어. Can u find what is difference? If there is final consonant at first noun, use "과". >>책상(ㅇ)과 의자, 한글(ㄹ)과 영어 others, use "와". "사랑와 영혼", "사랑과 영혼". Which one is correct? Try to pronunciate both. wrong one is hard to pronunciate. :)
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    January 14, 2012
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    First of all, I couldn't get good text book(to learn) in here (south Korea). Sencond, It's too hard to read Arabic, font is too small and bad readability in Windows. Last, I've never faced Arabic in my life before, so I still don't know symbols. It seems like painting and kind of Graffiti for me. It makes me hard to learn Arabic.
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    January 8, 2012
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    내가 learning 한국어 because 내 want to be an interpreter and also teach 영 어 in 한국 one day.

    >> 내가 한국어를 공부하는 이유는 통역사가 되고 싶고 언젠가 한국에서 영어를 가르치고 싶어서 입니다.

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    January 8, 2012
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    "저 니마", "Jeo nima" I think it's kind of slang on the internet. When we call someone, we use "木叶丸 +nim". People want to say something fast on the internet. so usually just say "nim" instead of calling "name+nim" Also we don't know someone's name before introduce. That's why just say 'jeo nima'. I think meaning is similar with "Excuse me". but it's slang on the internet, I recommend you use 'jeo gi yo'.
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    December 21, 2011
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    Catch a cold. I went to seoul yesterday to do work. It's around -10℃outside. (becuase of wind feels like -15~20.) I think it was too cold to walk outside. I caught a cold yesterday. Fever makes me getting tired. Do I need to take a medicine? or just take a break?
    December 16, 2011
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  • Corrected

    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    저는 한국어를 공부하고싶어요.. 다음 한국에 공부하러 가겠습니다

    >>저는 한국어를 공부하고 싶어요. 다음에 공부하러 한국으로 가겠습니다.


    지금은 그냥 조금 말수있어요, 도와주세요..

    >>지금은 잘 하지는 못해요 (=조금밖에 알지 못해요), 도와주세요

    That means 'I'm not good at Korean now' / 'My korean skills are little'.


    난 영어 잘 할수있어요, 공부하고싶어면, 물어 보세요 ^^

    >> 저는 영어를 잘 합니다, 공부하고 싶으면 물어 보세요

     

     

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    December 14, 2011
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