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    different verb endings Will it be possible to make these three nouns with different endings (present-past-future)? will it still make any sense? 1. 부산 가는 기차 (present) 2. 부산 간 기차 (past) 3. 부산 갈 가차 (future) Thanks a million...
    January 14, 2013
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    What does 되게 mean in these sentences? I read a story and there were these sentences 태국 날씨가 되게 덥죠? and 저 사실 어두운 거 되게 무서워해요. what makes me confused is the 되게. Can i drop the 되게 so the sentences will be 태국 날씨가 덥죠? and 저 사실 어두운 것을 무서워해요. Will the meaning still be the same? Thank you very much.
    July 4, 2012
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    what does 되게 means in these sentences? I read a story and there were these sentences 태국 날씨가 되게 덥죠? and 저 사실 어두운 거 되게 무서워해요. what makes me confused is the 되게. Can i drop the 되게 so the sentences will be 태국 날씨가 덥죠? and 저 사실 어두운 것을 무서워해요. Will the meaning still be the same? Thank you very much.
    July 4, 2012
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    June 18, 2012
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    How to use 'rather'? Which sentence is correct? a) I'd rather dying than living alone. b) I'd rather die than living along. c) I'd rather be dying than living alone
    June 18, 2012
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    한국어 공부하는 나 안녕하세요? 제 이름은 마스리입니다. 저는 인도네시아에서 온 사람입니다. 우리 대학교에 있는 한국학 센터에서 한국어를 공부한지 3 년이 되었지만 한국어를 아직 잘 못 합니다. 이전에 우리 한국학 센터에 한국인 선생님이 계셨습니다. 2 년 전에 한국에 돌아가셨습니다. 지금 한국인 선생님이 안 계셔서 칠문 있으면 누구한테 묻는지 몰라서 한국어를 공부하기 참 어려워집니다. Italki에서 한국인 분을 만나고 한국어를 쉽게 배울기를 바랍니다. 감사합니다.
    May 14, 2012
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    April 19, 2012
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    Language has brought me to this italki.com I love languages. In my country, people speak in more than seven hundred different languages. Therefore, almost every person can speak two or there languages. Bahasa Indonesia is our national language. people from different parts of the country with different languages can understand each other using Bahasa Indonesia. It unifies us and makes us one. even ONE is surprisingly carved in the word indONEsia. :) I know the importance of English from realizing the fact that if i want to communicate with people in my country, i have to use Bahasa Indonesia, a language that can be understood by people nationally. I mean if you want to understand and be understood by people around the world, you have to speak in a language that they use and so i am learning English. *it's really difficult to write what you think in a language you are trying to learn. every sentence in this writing seems to be incoherent and fragmented. ^^'
    April 19, 2012
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    yes, thank you. :)
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    April 19, 2012
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    what if there is no specific tense used in the sentence just like in My mother(lays/laid/is laying)my baby in his crib? can i use any verb in any tense i like?
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    April 19, 2012
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