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Hi ^ ^ I'm Vanessa.. I've enrolled myself for a Korean class recently.. Still a newbie.. So, my teacher encouraged her students to make new friends who can communicate in Korean and try communicating with them to improve.. So yeah.. I'm trying now :) I want a Korean language partner.. (Best if you're a Kpop lover xD) It'll be more awesome if you're willing to share Korean cultures and other stuffs with me :) And.. If you wanna learn English, I can help you :) Maybe a little bit of Mandarin too? I'm a Chinese, but I never had any Chinese education before because I was sent to an English Medium School :\ So yeah.. But I do speak full Mandarin at home~ I can speak Mandarin, but not writing or reading it (only can read some characters) D:
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    What is 슈슈슝? I saw it on Youtube... And some tweets about it... So.. What exactly does 슈슈슝 mean? ._. Thanks in advance ^o^
    November 10, 2012
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    "warm-blooded" in Korean? What is "It is 100% a warm-blooded animal" in Korean?? Thanks in advance ^ ^
    October 14, 2012
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    My Chinese Name in Korean? Hi ^ ^ So.. The title says it all.. My Chinese name is 官诗余.. Guan Shi Yu.. You can try listening to it in Google Translate :) I tried typing it out in Korean which is 관시유, but it sounds different >< So.. I need help in having my Chinese name in Korean >< Thanks in advance ^ ^
    August 24, 2012
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    Is there any difference between "-니다" and "-니까" ?
    August 22, 2012
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    How to say "I'm fine, thank you. How about you?" in Korean. (And some more question) In need for help >< I recently received an email from my teacher who moved back to Korea.. She sent me "잘지내죠?" Is it correct for me to reply with "고맙습니다. 전 지내요, 선생님은요?" ? And she added "친구도 잘 지내는지 궁금해요" I see the friend word.. But I have no idea what does the rest mean >< I'm assuming that she asked how are my friends? And she added "건강하세용" too.. Is there any difference between "건강하세요" and "건강하세용"? And is it right for me to reply with "건강 유지~ 또는 학생 걱정합니다.." ? (Stay healthy. Your students will be worried if you're sick) ? Thanks in advance for your help :)
    August 22, 2012
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    I'm learning English, because I want to speak English fluently at all times,

    I live in Korea, so I'm extremely good in Korean ;^) 

    I usually enjoy watching American dramas such as CSI and White Collar..
    I hope it will be a good opportunity to learn foreign languages and make new best friends here.

     

     

     

    Hi :) Nice to meet you xD
    Your English is quite good :3 You have more room for improvement ^ ^ hwaiting!

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    August 22, 2012
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    August 22, 2012
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    I met my friend at Jongno last night. 



    It was half a year since when we last met.


    The reason we met after a long time was because we decided how to use the giftcard I won during an event few days ago.


    There were five of us and the giftcard was about 500,000won.


    We initially chose to change the giftcard into cash ignoring the fact that we will suffer from some loss.


    But we prefer having useful items than getting some loss.


    Finally we ordered the ring of friendship.


    Maybe you can see the ring on my finger next week.

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    August 22, 2012
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    I'm a Korean native speaker, who's interested in learning English..

    I enjoy swimming a lot..

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    August 22, 2012
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    Farewell Party Korean Style Suggestions? Hi.. I have a Korean teacher who will be going back to Korea soon.. As her students, some of my friends and I are trying to throw a mini farewell party for her after class, in a Korean style.. Any suggestions? And any ideas for farewell quotes/wishing??
    August 4, 2012
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