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I am looking for new friends that kindly be friends with me and willing to teach me their languages :) I'm from Indonesia and I'm a university student. Whatever people would like to help me as long as they are willing :D
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    what's the different? what's the different of 이다 and 이에요/ 에요? the different of 그렇지 and 마자요?
    July 15, 2012
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    If we are friends, i online so often :) feel free to chat as long as Im online
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    July 14, 2012
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    when u say [εə], u pronounce it with rolling back ur middle tongue little bit. Meanwhile [iə] is simply pronounced [i] and [ə] but u say it as diphthong and lightly. to listen accurate pronunciation of every word, u can download Cambridge or oxford electronic dictionary please kindly to contact me if u have any question. hope it give lil bit enlightenment
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    July 14, 2012
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    great question...but I never learn it as long as I learn English but as long as I know, when u say "wait up", it means u include object there. the most common "wait ME up", "do u wanna wait her up?" when u try to ask someone in front of u to wait u up, u say "hey,wait" "wait" means directly at that time, instantly u ask that person to stop any activities and wait u up. I hope it helps.
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    July 14, 2012
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    yeah...it is correct. it is often used when two people were in bad circumstances and the other one is the trouble maker :) nevertheless, nowadays people rarely to use it and simply feel it is only bad thing happen to anyone else
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    July 4, 2012
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    hei sorry i don't understand your question. u learn english or speak it? Tuition fee means the money paid for school. for currency, u can google it for rupees GMT means Greenwich Mean Time (the time at Greenwich, Greater London, that world time zones are based on)
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    July 4, 2012
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    Indonesian use Facebook and twitter a lot. moreover, we are very welcome to have friends, so just be friend with Indonesian and ask help to learn Bahasa :)
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    July 4, 2012
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    They(mereka) all(semua) left(pergi) at the same time(bersamaan). We(kami) will(akan) all(semua) go(pergi) together(bersama) Indonesian sentence is Subject+Predicate/verb+Object+adverb. when one is missing so just move on, ex:S+P+adverb. all--> semua (put after S) kalian ("you" but informal) sekalian( ...all, it is put after S to say "S" as unity. "you all"-->kamu sekalian(too formal and konvensional) kamu semua( "you all" but informal) semuanya (all) but it can't be united with Noun/object. X: which t-shirt do you like? Y: "semuanya" or you say "semua" t-shirt. *semuanya: all (not united with noun/object) semua: all+Noun/object--> (semua......) I hope it helps you
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    July 4, 2012
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    이다, 이상, 그렇지, and noodle I am learning korean through book but already have question come up....:P I know that Noun+이다 but I don't understand the meaning and the function. how could we use 이상? how could we use 그렇지? what's the difference of 람연 and 국수? could u please explain it? thankss
    July 4, 2012
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    I think the answer provided is sufficient enough to explain those words. By the way, do you raise this question after looking up those words on Cambridge Dictionary? :) well...basically all is meeting and to discuss something but there are things distinguish them: 1. conference:- lasting for some days - there are sub topic in a general topic (ex: general topic is world peace, sub topic: war, national military, etc) - or meeting related to business matters 2. plenary session: it is a meeting of a group or an organization (internal meeting) 3. seminar: - speaker:teacher or expert - attended by student of a class or people who meet to study and discuss. 4. workshop: - discuss and/ or perform practical work in a subject/ activity (ex: seminar of how to write a novel)
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    June 25, 2012
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