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I eat Korean dramas for breakfast... at times when I'm verrrrry free. :) [Note to self: rewrite this]
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    혼자 혼자 봤어요. 오늘 아침에 저는 영화를 봤는데 혼자예요. 그 영화는 좋아했는데, 제 곁에 사람이 먹고있고요. 그 사람 음식은 너무 나쁜냄새. ㅠㅠ
    July 24, 2013
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    오랜만이네요! 오랜만이네요! 오늘 저는 엄마랑 같이 쇼핑하구요 오후에 가페에서도 쉬었어요... 집에 간 뒤에 저는 우동하는데 지금 정말 피곤해요. 그럼 자는 대신에 왜 쓰고 있어요? 몰라요. :S
    July 23, 2013
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    Difference between 동안 and -면서 Are the following the same? 먹으면서 and 먹는 동안 Thank you!
    July 20, 2013
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    A short phrase to translate. Thank you:) Hi! May I know what this means? 집에 있기 싫은 이유가 새삼 떠올랏다 I know 있다/있습니다/있어요 , but What is 있기? Thank you! :)
    July 18, 2013
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    On the way to // I was wrong Hi! Just want to ask about a couple of phrases. How do you say: 1. On the way to school? And 2. How to say "I was wrong": Is "I was wrong" = 잘못했어 correct? But, when I want to say "I can't speak korean well", I can say 한국말 잘 봇해요. So 잘못해요 can mean "I was wrong" AND "I'm not good"... is it right to put it that way? Thank you!
    July 14, 2013
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    That's enlightening. I did more research and realized 것이다 can be in the form of 거예요. The latter is one I'm already familiar with. Seeing the connection makes that easier to grasp. Thanks man :)
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    July 6, 2013
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    보이지만 meaning? Hi! I read Gangnam style lyrics, well most of it I didn't really understand but I saw this word 보이지만 I'm wondering how the word 보다 can transform to 보이지만. What does -이지만 mean? Thank you!
    July 6, 2013
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    The following is an excerpt from TTMIK.com's http://hwcdn.libsyn.com/p/6/6/b/66b366e373ac9165/ttmik-l3l27.pdf?c_id=2691945&expiration=1373040252&hwt=4c8d98df64eced951b9e6bcc81c1f848 I thought the explanation is fine so I copied it over here. If you are the older one: 1. 말 놔도 돼요? [mal nwa-do dwae-yo?] = Can I speak in 반말 with you? ** 말을 놓다 [ma-reul no-ta] literally means to “put down the language” or “lower the language”. 2. 말 편하게 해도 돼요? [mal pyeon-ha-ge hae-do dwae-yo?] = Can I speak comfortably with you?
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    July 5, 2013
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    Dissecting this sentence from a commercial Hi guys, So I ended up watching this particular advertisement http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ablSgQn3QmE&feature=youtu.be&a and decided to read the texts on it. One of the sentences is this: 이제, RED가 당신을 완전히 물들일 것이다 Having learnt the basics of Korean language, I roughly can tell what some parts of it mean. 이제 = now RED가 = Subject + the particle 당신을 = You (as the receiver of a particular action/verb) Now this is where I get confused: 완전히 = means totally/really as an adverb... but can we use 완전게 instead of 완전히 since -게 is also for adverbs? 물들일 = what does that mean? Many water? 것이다 = may I know what grammar component is this for? Really appreciate you help! :)
    July 5, 2013
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    Role of 러 in this sentence Hi Koreans/Korean Experts! May I know what's the role of "러" in the following sentence? 오늘 만나러 갔어요 Cheers!
    January 12, 2013
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