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HI I really want to learn Korean, I have been inspirited by the Kpop and SNSD. I would love to have a language exchange partner that I can learn Korean from, and perhaps I learn them some English.
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    Hi!

    My name is Haajung Kang 
    I'm a Korean, and I live in Gangneung. 

    I'm a university freshman:) My school is located in Jeonju. 
    My major is DOXOLOGY. Do you know what is it? :) lol 

    I want make many friends. If you will be my friend, i can help your korean study, and you can help my english study! 
    Don't be shy :) (in fact, i'm very shy now~~~:p)

     

    Of course, I can be your friend :D 

    Add me on skype: mafiaole01. Kakaotalk: TheShwamp. Or send me an e-mail: [email protected]

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    Formal Korean HI What words do I put 요 behind to do them formal? Do I do this with every Korean word, or is it just some words, if yes, what words is it? Someone also told me that you will turn a sentence to formal by adding 니다 at the end of the sentence, is that correct? Do someone have a good websites or videos I can learn this?
    July 3, 2012
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    Formal Korean I know that in formal Korean, you put 요 behind the word, but do I do this with every word in the sentence, just as simple as that? For example: "It is really nice weather outside, want to join me?". Do I just add 요 after every word? Please explain, I'm confused.
    July 2, 2012
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