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I live and work in the US. But I'm interested in learning about different countries, languages, and cultures.
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Wen *╹▽╹*
Chinese (Mandarin)
Feb 26, 2026
Thank you for your hardworking and being a good listener ❤
🍀 승하 SungHa
Korean
Feb 24, 2026
Marcus is super enthusiastic about learning Korean! He is always laid-back and fun to talk with! so I really enjoy our lessons together. Thanks Marcus!
Wen *╹▽╹*
Chinese (Mandarin)
Feb 19, 2026
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  • Commented

    ah sorry,

     

    Thou=You

    Thy=Your

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    December 3, 2013
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  • Commented

    Come to me in my dreams, and then
    By day I shall be well again!
    For so the night will more than pay
    The hopeless longing of the day.

    Come, as thou cam'st a thousand times,
    A messenger from radiant climes,
    And smile on thy new world, and be
    As kind to others as to me!

    Or, as thou never cam'st in sooth,
    Come now, and let me dream it truth,
    And part my hair, and kiss my brow,
    And say, My love why sufferest thou?

    Come to me in my dreams, and then
    By day I shall be well again!
    For so the night will more than pay
    The hopeless longing of the day.

     

    sooth=genuine, truth

    thy=you

    thou=your

    cam'st= came

    climes=climates

    sufferest=suffer

     

    It's written in an Old English. A lot of famous poems are written in Old English. It was written a long time ago by Mathew Arnold. It's called Longing.

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    December 3, 2013
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  • Commented

    That was very helpful!! Thanks!

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    November 24, 2013
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  • Posted
    How do I say, "I understand", in Korean? I want to say "I understand", but I've found three different words that seem to mean the same thing. I'd like to know the difference between them, and when to use each of them. 알겠다 이해해다 알다 Thank you!
    November 23, 2013
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  • Posted
    What's the difference between these three Korean words?

    I want to say "I understand", but I've found three different words that seem to mean the same thing. I'd like to know the difference between them, and when to use each of them.

     

    알겠다

    이해해다

    알다

     

    Thank you!

    November 23, 2013
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  • Corrected

    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    Hi, I am a 41 years old native German speaker and live near Duesseldorf (DE).
    I am interested in a number of things such as music and reading, to name the usual ones, and (more specifically) I'd love to know more about everyday life in the UK.

     

    Red = Delete

    Blue = Change (I made it I'd instead of I 'd)

     

     

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    September 21, 2012
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  • Corrected

    I Want A Partners to Chat With.

    Hello, I am Sue. I really need to improve my spoken English. So I hope I can find someone from an English-speaking country to help me. And In exchange, I can help you with your Chinese. :)

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    September 9, 2012
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  • Answered
    I'm not sure about the first statement... I've never heard of "alarm contacts". 2. I know you want to be shot caller and everything, and that's cool A "shot caller" is slang for someone that makes the important decisions. For example, the owner of a business is considered a "shot caller", because he/she makes the important decisions for the business. It's a phrase that isn't used very often. Number 2, is saying... I understand that you want to be the boss and I'm okay with that..
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    August 28, 2012
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  • Answered
    I'd say you can use the word "significant" when you're stating the difference or emphasizing something. "I found a significant difference in quality between Product A and B." "The flood left a significant amount of damage to our carpet."
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    July 4, 2012
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  • Posted
    Can you recommend any good online English/Korean dictionaries/translators? Google translate sometimes seems to know less Korean than I do. Bing Translator is pretty cool. But I was hoping someone could give me more suggestions.
    July 4, 2012
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