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I'm living in Seoul. I had lived in US/Canada for about 4 year by studying and working as a graphic designer. I was living in Mexico for about 4 months to travel and learn Spanish. Although I took a language course for 1 month, I'm still very eager to learn Spanish where I hardly find language exchange with a native speaker. If you are in Korea, I can help your Korean. Let's meet up! If you aren't, we still can talk on msn, skype, etc.
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    November 8, 2012
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    Hello 소난! It looks fine for me:) It doesn't mean anything bad or stupid in Korean.
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    June 7, 2012
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    아니 is simply No as you understand. For example, Have you had a lunch? (점심 먹었어?) - No, not yet. 안돼 is opposite of 돼 which means to be possible. (돼다 is the verb) You would answer when you are asked to do some actions. For example. Can I eat this apple? (이 사과 먹어도 되요?) - No, you can't.
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    June 5, 2012
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    If I translate those, 좋은 아침이에요/ 오후에요/ 저녁이에요 However, we don't really use those expressions in Korea. Probably it's a little more common to say in the morning. (I would use 좋은 아침이에요 very soon after I wake up)
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    June 4, 2012
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself Hola! Soy Coreana. Hablo inglés y coreano. Quiero aprender Español y soy un super principiante.
    May 31, 2012
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