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Hi there! 안녕하세요! Apa kabar? I'm looking for a Korean teacher/language exchange partner. I'm from Indonesia but I've been living in Australia for 6 years, so I speak fluent English and Bahasa Indonesia and am happy to help. ^ㅡ^ 안녕하세요 여러분! 제가 한국말을 많이 배우고 싶어서 한국말 선생님하고 언어 교환하는 친구들을 찾고 있습니다. 저는 인도네시아 사람이지만 6년전부터 호주에서 삽니다. 그래서 여러분이 영어이나 인도네시아말을 배우고 싶으면 잘 도와 드릴 수 있습니다.
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    That's true Richard. Google translate is definitely far from being good enough for us.
    But don't you think Shinee will understand anyway? Lol. I'm just kidding.
    I totally agree with you richard.

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    May 2, 2013
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    If it's in a script I think both are acceptable. If I want to use 'way'... I usually say it They're waaaaay smarter than anyone ever expected. As interchangeable as those two are. I reckon the emphasis of the sentence is a tiny bit different. For me: 1. They're way smarter than anyone ever expected <-- the emphasis is on how FAR their actual intelligence level from the expectation. 2. They're much smarter than anyone ever expected. <-- the focus is on the word 'smarter' while the 'much' here doesn't steal the spotlight. Probably I'm not making any sense. But, yea.
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    "Please translate this for me", "How do I say I love Shinee" <-- I mean, really???

    Okay. Probably this will sound a little bit selfish. But I'm sure I'm not the only one feeling this way and I'm just putting it out there because I'm getting quite irritated.

     

    First and foremost, respect to those who are seriously learning Korean by books or other methods actually learn from scratch, reading hangeul, subject & object particles, grammar structures and built up from there. (Fist bump)

     

    However, I realized the rise of this "Please translate this for me" posts under questions.

    I know they are "questions", and I'm sure there are people who are willing to help, but italki was never meant to be a translating service. And I think some people need to be introduced to

    Google translate: http://translate.google.com <--- Copy, paste, BAM! you can have a rough translation, might not be perfect, but hey- you got the Idea.

    And also, if you have a fan letter to send to your KPOP Idol (Kyaaaaaa~~!!) it is okay to send it in English or even your own language. Because when they finally pick your letter out of the millions... they "get the idea" of what it says. "I love you, I'm your biggest fan, I wish you come to my country, and I wish I can see you when I go to Korea and possibly we can get married". Trust me.. they know. And as much as I wish for the best of luck, I think they won't marry fans.

    And if some of you have pen pals that's been writing to you in Korean and you can't understand any of it... Why bother? Tell them you get back to them when you actually "understand" each other. Trust me, communication will be more efficient that way.

    And another thing translations for "Hello", "Thank you", "Good morning", "Happy Birthday" and even "I hope you go and die" are all just a GOOGLE SEARCH AWAY. Utilize that guys.

     

    With all do respect (or not), there are people who are genuinely spending hours a day to study Korean, trying to understand complicated grammar structures, and have genuine questions and notebook posts that they would appreciate a native speaker to answer and help with because they don't have access to teachers.

    It's getting annoying because everytime I post something, in within a couple of hours it get pushed down by 8 posts by a single person asking about every word and every particle in a sentence one at a time (exaggeration but not far from the truth). 

    So please. I'm begging you. If you are truly serious about learning Korean, get a book, get a note book, sit on a desk and study like other genuine korean learners. As much as you can learn from a song lyric, trust me, it won't get you no where.

     

    There. I've said it. Hate me, report me, call me names, I don't care (2NE1).

    If you agree, fist bump. If not, (I was gonna put 'ㅗ' here but I chose not to).

    내가 한국말 진짜 배우고 싶어서 이 거 써야돼.

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    And next time, maybe try using google translate. It won't translate perfectly but you will get the idea. If you ask every single sentence you don't understand word by word every post, Koreans would stop reading questions. Hope it helps.
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    May 2, 2013
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    I agree with Dongsu. However, just for fun, since you're a girl if you ever go to Korea these would be handy: 이게 얼마예요? [ee-gae eolmayaeyo?] ~> How much is this? 너무 비싸요, 좀 깎아주세요. [neo-mu pi-ssa-yo, chom ka-ka-ju-sae-yeo] ~> so expensive, cut the price please. 꺄아아아!! (scream) 변태!! [kyaaaaa!! (scream) pyeon-tae] ~> don't need to know the meaning, just do it when a weird guy making a weird move on you to attract attention. I think those, you MUST know. =)
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    May 2, 2013
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    게 = 것이 .. 찿는 것이 매우 흥미로울 뿐입니다
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    May 2, 2013
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    I think it means only, probably they use it more in poetic form like in songs. 만is also only. But if you're serious about learning Korean, be ready to learn how many different words they have to represent 1 English word. =)
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    May 2, 2013
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    이사할 때도 이웃사람들 한테 떡을 주죠? 제 친구 한번 저한테 "떡이 끈적끈적해서(sticky) 떡을 주면 이웃사람들과 "끈적끈적한" 관계를 맺을 수 있"다고 알려줬는데 아마 회갑 잔치를 할때 떡을 먹으면 그 분의 연혼(soul)이 세상하고 근쩍끈적할 것 같아요. (The soul will stick well with this world). 저만 그렇게 생각해서 한국분들이 화가 나지마세요. ㅋㅋㅋ 한국말 나빠서 미안합니다.
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    May 2, 2013
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    도로: road as well. (okay I checked dictionary, but I'm sure I'm not the first one. :p)

     

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    April 30, 2013
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