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Bonjour!! Je m'appelle Jin. Je viens de la Corée du Sud. J'ai XX ans. It's not easy to keep this in French... Da... I gave up the ghost... But I hope I can learn French little by little, step by step and I could make myself understood in French well in the long run...^^ And please don't get me wrong by my name, I am a Guy, not a girl. Jin
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    女性誌を除いてですよ。
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    March 26, 2012
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    “용” derives from a verb 용쓰다 which basically goes with humiliation or indignity. 용쓰다: to strain (for nothing), to make effort (for nothing) to endure (physical) pain to bite the bullet = eat the crow 죽겠지 from 죽겠다(basic form) 죽겠다 = ~to death 배고파 죽겠다. = (I’m) starving to death 보고 싶어 죽겠다. = (I) miss (you) to death or I miss you like crazy. 죽겠지 is often used either when you tease someone or when you take a wild guess and By adding 용용 in front of 죽겠지, it's apparently used when you tease someone.
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    March 21, 2012
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    "A man who gets fatter day by day" "Super boy force in town"
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    March 18, 2012
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    꾸준함이 성공의 열쇠입니다. 꾸준하다 is an adjective. so you have to make it as a Noun; 꾸준함 and you have to place "이" right after a noun. We call it 주격 조사 which means a postposition which helps subjective.
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    March 18, 2012
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    I guess that someone is me...^^ And this is what I got about 된장박이; 된장박이 is a way to make your food keep longer by marinating 고추, 게, 삼겹살, 깻잎 and etc in 된장. As you already know, 된장 is (fermented) soybean paste 박이 is from a verb; 박다 (to drive (sth into sth) or to put or to place Hope this'll help you, your thirsty about 된장박이.^^ Jin
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    March 16, 2012
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    "Hello... Tell me about you in English" or "Hello... Your introduction in English, please"
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    March 15, 2012
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    In korean, there are lots of different conjugations which still have the same meaning; For example, -이건 뭐지? -이건 뭐야? -이건 뭐냐? -이건 뭐? -이건 뭐에요? -이건 뭡니까? -이건 무엇입니까? -blah blah blah… We still have more to come...(duh??!!!) The above are all the same meaning sentences. I’d rather explain by making examples in English. 1. 이건 뭐지? - What the heck is this? 1. 지 - the heck 2. 이거 해야지! - (I’ve) Gotta do this! 2. 지 - (have) got to
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    March 15, 2012
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    First, you have to know what 된장남/된장녀 means; 된장녀 is a girl, full of vanity in her life, who chases a name brand or foreign culture. Or you can say it in English, a Gold-digger. 된장남 is for the guys. I presume 된장박 is someone whose last name is “Park” 미움 받다; to incur hatred, to get in one’s bad books, to be hated (by someone) ~니까: for, because, since 이것: this 저것: that 이것저것: this and that 받다: to take, to get, to receive, to accept -된장박이라니 -How dare you say 된장박 (to me!!!) -너무 그러면 미움 받는다 -People will hate you if you’re too much. -이것저것 부탁해 놓았으니까, (기다려보자) -(Since) I asked some favors, (let’s wait and see) -잘 훈련 받고 와 -Have a nice training! Hope this could help. Jin
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    March 14, 2012
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    아요/ 어요 / 해요

    전화하다 = 전화해요 
    듣다 = 들어요 
    쓰다 = 써요 
    앉다 = 앉아요 
    웃다 = 웃어요 
    만나다 = 만나요 
    기다리다 = 기다려요 
    노래하다 = 노래해요 
    청소하다 = 청소해요 
    I'm not sure of the rules to apply for this =O

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    March 14, 2012
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    Yeah, I guess so. And if you are worried about someone if she/he is o.k., you could say "무슨 일 있으면 바로 연락해." means ""When something happens to you, call me right away."
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    March 14, 2012
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