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안녕하세요~ 저스틴입니다! 한국어를 잘 몰라요. That's my little intro in korean~ My name is Justine ^^' and I don't know a lot of korean but I'm really interested in learning more korean just for fun and I'd be more than happy to help others with language in exchange. I think learning a new language is really fun and I'm especially enjoying trying to learn Korean. However I don't really have the option of taking a Korean class and self teaching is very hard so I'd very much appreciate help and would be glad to help others with english. I learn fast so please try and help me.
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    점심~~~ 나는 주방 안에 닭 요리해요. 나는 닭 먹어요. 나는 물 마셔요.
    June 5, 2013
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    How do you ask someone what they like to do or their hobbies in Korean? When you're first meeting someone in korea and you're trying to get to know each other, how would you ask them what they like? Or are there other questions you ask someone when you first meet them?
    May 20, 2012
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    May 18, 2012
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    I think what she meant by, "you shouldn't listen to a woman who's just had her heart broken. We tend to lie." She may have meant that when she had heart broken she may have said some things she didn't mean. I think that's why she said you shouldn't listen to her after she's had her heart broken. I hope this helps ^_^ Even if just a bit.
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    May 18, 2012
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    I don't know if I can give you a deep meaning but I'll try to give you a simple version of what it means. It would be something like. "because my life is so bad, I hate it enough that I'd rather be dead." I hope this makes sense to you or at least helps a little bit ^\^
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    May 18, 2012
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    In your first example you should defiantly use 'the' Option 2 is correct. For the second one they both make sense. Option 1 without the 'the' would probably be a more casual response but people do use it that way. You could also use option 2 here , that makes sense as well. I hope that answers your question ^_^
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    May 18, 2012
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    May 17, 2012
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself 안녕하세요~ Justine 입니다! 많이 한국어 몰라.
    May 17, 2012
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