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Hello, my name is Lyudmila. I am from Kazakhstan, but I speak russian. If you need help in Russian language, I can help you!!! But if you know English or Korean well, please help me too!!! My skype <lyudmila-tyan> Thanks a lot!!! Bye!!!
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    축하하다 - congratulate (infinitive) 축하합니다 - congratulate (formal polite form) 축하해요 - congratulate (informal polite form) 축하해 - congratulate ( impolite form)
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    November 19, 2012
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    I can write the word order in Korean, I hope it will help you 1.누가 (who) 2.언제 (when) 3.어디서 (where) 4.무엇을 (what) 5.어떻게 (how) 6.하다 (to do) F.e. 저는( I ) 어제 (yesterday) 회사에서 ( in the company) 일을 (a work) 많이 (a lot) 했어요 (did) Yesterday I worked a lot in the company. Adjectives are always before the noun to which it belongs, for example- I read an interesting book- 저는 (I) 재미있는 (interesting) 책을 (book) 읽어요 (read). I think native speakers will be better than me))))
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    November 19, 2012
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    Look here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7OpwV318N78 I think it will help you))))
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    October 27, 2012
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    제 친구 to unfamiliar people and people older than you 내 친구 to friends and people younger than you But if you you want to say^ this is my friend^ it will be ^이 사람은 제 친구입니다 (친구예요).^
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    October 23, 2012
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    I can write a word order in korean sentence, so very easy to remember and write^_^ 1.누가 (who) 2.언제 (when) 3.어디서 (where) 4.무엇을 (what) 5.어떻게 (how) 6.하다 (to do) F.e. 저는( I ) 어제 (yesterday) 회사에서 ( in the company) 일을 (a work) 많이 (a lot) 했어요 (did) Yesterday I worked a lot in the company. I hope it will help you^_^
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    October 23, 2012
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    How to say in Korean... ^I think this book is very interesting^ ^I think my friend will come tomorrow^ ^I think this is the end^ 미리 감사드립니다!!!!!
    October 20, 2012
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    Korean words like 깡총 깡총 I know there are some words like 깡총깡총( m.b. so jumping rabbit????), 껑충껑충 (곰?) in Korean, and I think they mean some special sounds, there is not in Russian^_^. Please tell me what other similar words and what they mean, it is very interesting^_^
    October 16, 2012
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    what the difference between words....... -에 대해 -에 대해서 -에 대한 and where I can use each of them? 미리 감사드립니다!!!
    October 14, 2012
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    I think there is no difference)))
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    October 13, 2012
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    안녕하세요 --- здравствуйте (zdravstvuite) 안녕 --- привет (privet)
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    October 6, 2012
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