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    Yes, I learned English this way. You need exposure to the language so you can learn it faster. In my case I listen to a lot of music in english and watch tv shows and movies in english so it became easier and faster to learn it.
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    September 26, 2013
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    Without realizing/Without noticing How do you say "without realizing/noticing" in korean? eg. Without noticing the movie had ended already. I will hurt you without realizing. or something like that :P
    June 11, 2013
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  • Answered
    I've heard "내꺼야" but this is obviously 반말. But I believe you can say it as 이거 내거예요 / (Thing) 내 거예요
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    March 15, 2013
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    Lo correcto sería "it's over" pero creo que en algunos casos se puede aplicar "that's enogh" dependiendo de lo que quieras decir. Por ejemplo, cuando exista alguna situación que ya te cansó se podría decir "Se acabó!" "Estoy harto!" etc. = "That's it!" "that's enough!" etc.
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    February 13, 2013
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    Pienso EN mis padres. Depende DE varios factores. Me enamoré DE una chica. Cruzamos la calle sin MIRAR. Nación antes DE la guerra.
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    January 29, 2013
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    ¿Tal vez algo así? : Spanish people like to get away from the city where they live all year long but not away from the people.
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    January 18, 2013
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    It's just to fit the melody. Songs in other laguages do this aswell.
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    January 18, 2013
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    What does "그래왔 듯이" mean? I'm having difficult time to figure this sentence, I'm not sure what 그래왔 듯이 means. These are lyrics: 매일 또 그래왔 듯이 아픈 상처와 슬픈 기억을 지워가던 나
    January 16, 2013
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    Practice Practice Practice So last Saturday I went to dye my hair to this salon owned by a Korean girl and a Korean guy, she doesn't speak Spanish but she does speak English and he doesn't speak English but does speak Spanish...so we can comunicate but it was all so confusing. They had a few Korean custumers so they were all speaking Korean and of course I was all lost. I really need to practice and study more because I could only catch a few words and phrases but could not make out any conversation. And then she was talking to me in English and he in Spanish and talking between themselves in Korean and my head was just going in circles I didn't know which language to talk anymore lol
    January 14, 2013
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  • Answered
    Something like this: 멋있다 = meo-shit-da 멋있어요 = meo-shi-seo-yo 멋있었어요 = meo-shi-seo-seo-yo
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    January 4, 2013
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