Uber-Spotify Era For a music lover, the announcement of a partnership between Uber--a car service company in the US--and Spotify--an European music support firm--is a Nirvana, as it would be a great experience to listen to the music in your own playlists while taking a taxi. American people especially the younger generation who is fond of music appear to be the main customer. According to it, that was really a nice try. Spotify CEO Daniel Ek said, "The world is moving to having cars on demand wherever you are when you're traveling, Spotify is having your music on demand.". Nevertheless, there still remains many individuals who are not familiar with it and are not going to have a try. I think the non-necessity is the reason. Enjoying Spotify-Uber service means to share your playlist and personality with strangers, it is not a widely accepted situation for people in private-information-priority countries. In addition, it is not that convenient to link Uber to your Spotify accounts as it can only be registered in a few countries, majority of music lovers are more likely to listen through their headphones rather than taking pains to register.

Earth is showing his power An unbelievable heavy snow has assaulted New York and other states of America. Gale-force wind together with wet and slippery roads put the whole country into a dilemma. Temperatures in all 50 states fell to freezing or below on Tuesday and low temperatures were more reminiscent of January than November. Two Danmark tourists were caught off-guard by those abnormal weather as if they were in their own country now. The snow was so heavy that even buying a pizza at the end of the street is a vain hope. Officials is taking pains to take measures, wish they will ride out soon.

No pain no gain without "s"? I wonder is that the local English of "No pain no gain"? or No pains no gains? My friend asked me suddenly and it made me confused...which one is the most local one in English-speaking countries.

Differences between ㄹ 게요 and ㄹ 거예요? they all mean I will do something, I wonder what's the difference? and what the circumstances I'm going to use?

What are the most difficult hurdles when you learn Korean?

Hi everyone,

 

I'm a Korean learner and have just studied at the beginning of this year. At first, I thought the korean pronounciation is the most difficult, along with my achievements been fulfilled, the auxiliary words differentiation became the top problem.

 

What about you? How do you feel during the learning period? We can improve together~~~힘내!

Wonder the difference among these korean auxiliary words What are the circumstances for using them? 1. 고 and 는데, connecting two sentences eg: 해운대 바다에 가 봤는데 정말 마름다웠어요. and 해운대 바다에 가 봤고 정말 아름다웠어요. 2. 에 and 로, both are leading auxiliary words, 어제 오후에 사무실에 안 갔어요. and 어제 오후에 사무실로 안 갔어요 I can't figure them out, can anybody help me?

Is this Korean right? meaning "The last time I saw you were 5 years ago in Beijing" 5 년 전에 당신을 북경에서 지난번 만났어요. is that right? can anybody help me?