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    치타 여자!!

     

    어제는 임시휴일이었어요. why 임시휴일? just 휴일 would be okay. 

    어제는 휴일이었어요. 


    시간이 있으면 운동 하기 좋아해요.
    저는 시간이 있을 땐 운동하기를 좋아해요. 


    요즘 저는 아주 바빠요. 평일 동안 항상 일을 하거나 친척 과 같이 이야기 해요.
    요즘? Below, you wrote 'Usually' and its counterpart in Korean is 보통(은), 일반적으로

    일반적으로 저는 아주 바빠요. 주중에는 항상 일을 하거나 가족과 이야기 해요. 

     

    어제 체육관 근처에서 달리기 할 때 제가 앞에는 여자를 달리기 하기 봤어요.

    어제 체육관 근처에서 달리기 할 때 제 앞에 여자가 한 명 달리고 있었어요. 

     

    그 여자가 아주 예뻐요. 그 사람이 키가 작아더라도 정말 빨랐어요!

    그 여자는 아주 예뻤어요. 키는 작았지만 정말 빨랐어요!


    그 여자가 치타처럼 달리기 했어요.
    (그 여자는) 치타처럼 빨랐어요. 


    그 여자를 잡으려고 했어요 그렇지만 못 했어요.
    나는 그 여자를 따라잡으로려고 했지만 못 했어요. 

     

    그 때까지 여자한테 안 졌어 왔어요
    그 때까지 여자한테 진 적이 없어요. 


    다음 번에 그 여자를 보면 제가 이길 거예요.

    It's OK. 

     

    By the way, the above is more natural when spoken. If it's meant to be a writing, then, it's a bit awkward. 

     

     

    Yesterday was a holiday/day off.

    When I have time I like to work out(exercise)
    .
    Usually I am really busy. During the weekdays I am always working or talking with family.

    Yesterday I was running by the gym when I seen a woman running in front of me.

    The woman was really pretty. Even though she was short she was really fast.

    She ran like a cheetah.

    I tried to catch up to her but couldn’t.

    Until that time I had never lost to a girl.

    Next time I see her I will win.

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    The first sentence works. Polishing it a little would make it sound more natural, though. 필요한 것은 없으세요?(or 필요한 것 있어요?) 저, 시장 갔다 올게요. - and actually, you would usually put 저 시장 ~ first than 필요한 것은 ~ . The second one, I don't get what you mean clearly, the English version either. Do you mean "I'm not sure if I can speak in Korean or not."? If that's the case, your example would work, but it's slightly awkward.
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    What do you mean by "XD is it a smile?" Is this a question to XD? The Korean sentence you asked means "Does XD look like smiling?"
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself Hi, Hello, How are you? Do you come here often? Do you get what you what you want here? I hope so.
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