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I'm from CZ but I live in UK/Cardiff.I'm currently in university majoring in Performing Arts. I'm learning Korean as I'm planing on visiting SK.
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    Could you translate this sentence? I'm a bit confused about the ' 소 ' in this sentence. 구경 잘하고갑니다 자주 소 통해요
    May 8, 2015
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    I've got a sentence that I'm strugling to translate into Korean, could you help? 'I didn't have time to find prop money, (theatre prop fake) so I had to use real money while filming.'
    April 27, 2015
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    Did I get it right? 자주 올께요 Does this sentence mean something along the lines of "I'll visit often/ I'll be here often/ I'll come back often" ? Thank you
    February 28, 2015
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  • Answered
    Povídka je založena na principu a pohádka je vymyšlený příběh.
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    January 26, 2014
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    "Andwae" means NO, THIS CAN'T BE or I DON'T WANT TO (not literally). If someone was to ask you; "Will you go to the shop?" You can answer "Andwae". "Sajima" means Don't buy it. SA(da) + JIMA (makes negative sentences) = SAJIMA
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    November 25, 2013
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    Sure www.memrise.com just search for 'Korean language'.
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    October 5, 2013
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    I agree with Mojave. Don't try to learn them all at once cause it will become confusing, learn the ones you feel you're going to be using the most right now and the rest will into place with time. Just don't over do it, because learning Korean will then feel like an unpleasurable chore instead of something to enjoy.
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    June 14, 2013
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    The 2nd one is strange too. ( Is this sentence strange?). You could say ' I'm enjoying talking with friends' (state and action verbs look it up), but it's not grammatically correct. You should say 'I enjoy talking with friends'.
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    December 29, 2012
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  • Posted
    때문에 in a sentence? Does 때문에 have to be used in a sentence? Or can it be used as a single word answer?
    December 3, 2012
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    It means 'them'. 'Em is just a slang
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    November 11, 2012
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