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Serena
Korean
May 23, 2014
It was really nice to meet you again :D Let's keep learning Korean hehe
ErinESL
English
Mar 27, 2014
Good work! We worked on Chapter 2. Keep it up!
Serena
Korean
Dec 26, 2013
Thanks for learning with me, was really nice to had the lessons with you. Let's keep in touch and meet you some day soon! :D (even I won't be with you to learn Korean, don't forget Korean hehe)
Serena
Korean
Nov 25, 2013
네~ 재밌었어요^_^ 다음 시간에 봐요~
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  • Posted
    거든요 and 때문에 Recently I came across these two phrases: 거든요 and 때문에. Coincidentally they both mean because/since. Are these two phrases used interchangeably? Or are they used in separate situations specifically?
    February 23, 2014
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  • Answered
    I think you probably mean "tak mungkin" which in that case would be impossible. I have not heard of munking, but it is possible that it is a indonesia specific word
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    October 31, 2013
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  • Answered
    Great to see a programmer here! What level of programming are you in? I program in low level language like C and assembly, touches C++ occasionally, looking to go into a web language like C#. Anyway, nice to meet you!
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    October 27, 2013
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  • Corrected

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    A little tired, but very happy, every day have a so full it's really good

     

    Although feeling a little tired, I am very happy; It's fulfilling everyday and it feels really good!

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    October 27, 2013
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  • Corrected

    Although your sentence is comprehensible, it will be even better if you could polish it a little more and correct for the grammars.

     

    Today

    Today I had two classes,physics and English.

    This one sounds too Chinglish. <em>I had classes in English and Physics today.</em>

    They spent me four hours,so i'm feeling tried now.

    <em>It took me four hours, so I'm feeling tired now.</em>

    This evening,my friends called me up and told me to have dinner together.

    <em>My friends</em> <em></em><em>called me up and ask me if I want to have a dinner with them.</em>

    Note: Although the structure of the sentence is not incorrect, "this evening" is not really needed here.

    Then i said that i don't have time and i feel uncomfortable.

    <em>I told them that I don't have time and I feel uncomfortable. </em>

    I think they are must disappointed.

    <em>I thought they must be dissappointed.</em>

    But later on,i said i haerd the new cinema was good ...maybe we can do to a movie tomorrow?

    Although I understand what you are trying to say, the sentence structure is weird here.

    Correcting it requires a completely new sentence.

    She was excited and argeed.

    <em>She was excited and agreed.</em>
    I think our friendship will developing quickly after the weeks .

    <em>I think our friendship will develop quickly after a few weeks.</em>

     

    Hope it helps. Cheers!

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    October 26, 2013
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  • Commented

    Nice to meet you! I don't need to learn mandarin but I am more than happy to help you with english.

     

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    August 5, 2013
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    Tell vs Hear in korean Hi, I recently knew about a drama 너의 목소리가 들려. I know 너의=your, 목소리=voice, 들려=tell. So I don't understand how this get translated into "I hear your voice". I thought there might be two meanings for the same word? If so, could you give me sentences that convey both meanings?
    August 5, 2013
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  • Answered
    Hi Cielle, I am not sure if I understand your question but I will try to give you an example that I always use. The weather is very good today. Cuaca hari ini sangat bagus. 今天的天气太好了。 오늘 날씨 정말 좋아요 今日、天気がいいです You see that chinese/korean/japanese had similar structure: Today...weather...very good. Malay had a slightly different structure: Weather...today...very good. Good luck!
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    August 5, 2013
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    Meaning of "셨어요" "셨어요" I heard this phrase often, like chal-ji-nae-sho-sso-yo. I would like to know what this phrase literally means? and also what this phrase actually means. (By knowing the meaning literally, I can make a comparison with chinese and japanese) This is my first question here. Thanks in advance.
    March 19, 2012
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