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- Why do you add "ㄴ" for some verbs ? I am so confused that sometimes in Korean they put another "n" in a verb..for example : 갸우뚱한다 while as far that people taught me, the basic verb is 갸우뚱하다 can someone tell me how that could happen ? another one is like 뜯어 본 다 what's is the meaning of that ? and why there's another "N" there ? Please help me, I'm so confused.. Thank you so much for your helpFebruary 4, 201220
- I want to ask this : 사랑함다고 Sorry for my mistake in my last question post.. I appreciated those who answered my question, but I realized that I made a mistake in my last question. Actually what I wanted to ask along with the other expression is 사랑함다고. Could someone please tell me what is that because I often heard it from lots of songs. Thank you =)January 21, 201220
How could I know whether people are good or not?
Once I meet some people, people that were believed good feel uncomfortable I believed they were good became the opposite or people that I hate become good for me hated became good to me. When I was a child, I judged somebody by a first impression. But First impression was often wrong. It was more than half and half (Maybe you wanted to say "fifty fifty" ?).
These days, I always meet new people around me and I don’t know How to draw a line between somebody (you can say someone) and me. In Korea, I’m a constructive person (so open my mind in a moment)=>I dont really understand,could you explain me what were you trying to say ?. But I don’t know about American culture, thinking, life way so well. So, I’m always confused.
First of all I have to be a good person surely. But, it is really hard to convey my mind and companion too as I’m not good at language. So, all of situations is tough for me.
How could I know whether people are good or not? How can I convey my mind? It’s always a difficult things especially in other countries.0 votedJanuary 21, 20122
