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    Difference between 좋아요 and 좋아해요? Could you provide some examples too? Thanks!!!
    May 26, 2012
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    For instance, You solved a challenging math problem/or you are a detective and you cracked a case. Your friend do not understand and so he asked "How do you get that?" which means how do you understand/solve the problem? Or maybe you trained so hard and you have those neat chocolate abs and your friend asked "How do you get that (abs)?" It literally means How do you get (as in to understand/solve/know/get & etc) that (something you do/have)? "How do you get that?" can be an exclamation (an exclamatory sentence) like you got yourself a limited edition Thor toy figure and your friend said "Wow! That was so cool! How did you get that!" He or she does not really want to know exactly how you got that. I hope I am correct and I hope this helps :-)
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    May 26, 2012
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    Basic Korean greetings/phrases How do I say the following phrases in Korean: When someone asked me a question and I want to ask her too, how do I say "How about you?" Or "And you?" "This is so funny/interesting!" "I am from Singapore" (Is it 전/저는 싱가포르사람 입니다) "Me too" (나도 or 저도요?) 감사합니다 Thank you!
    May 26, 2012
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    May 23, 2012
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    하게 하다 = to make? How do I use it? For instance, He makes/made the ramen. The sun makes me perspire. The movie makes her cry etc etc. Thanks!
    May 23, 2012
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    What is "Come to (a place)!" in Korean? Like for instance, Come to my house Come to Norway/Singapore etc etc Thanks! :-)
    May 18, 2012
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    What is "too" in Korean? Like for instance, A: that cat is cute. B: this cat is cute, too! And Me too, you too. This is too funny! Too many things to do. And etc. Thanks!! :-)
    May 7, 2012
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    "What is the cause of the disease?" sounds more logical. Cause: a factor that results in something (in this case the disease). followed by the prep OF Reason: something happened that leads to another event. Usually followed by FOR not OF I would ask that or "what leads to the disease?" Hope it helps :-)
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    May 5, 2012
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    How do I say "A is similar to B but they are not the same" in Korean? Thanks!
    May 5, 2012
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    What is 제삿상 and 오르 in the following sentence? 이것은 (referring to candies) 한국 제삿상에 오르는 꼬깔사탕과 그 모양과 색깔이 비슷하다. Is this saying that in Korea 제삿상 there are candies of similar colors and shapes? What are 제삿상 and 오르는?
    May 1, 2012
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