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I've just updated iTunes on my computer, and all the music files and playlists have been deleted! I can't believe it. Apple already knew about the problem with the latest update, so I was really shocked. Anyway, I'll try to find out a way to get all the data back.Oh no! So, are all your songs and playlists permanently gone?
P.S. Well done on your diary entry. There were only a couple of things that needed modifying :).
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Today, I felt a bit unhappy. Before I write this diary entry, I think I should let you know something first. It is something that I have actually always known in my heart. As a true friend, treating someone else with all of our kindness is voluntary. No one has the right to ask to be repaid. I don't think I am a kind and self-giving person. Sometimes, I will just think about myself. But I think it is normal, everybody does it, not just me. The premise, though, is that I must not hurt other people.This afternoon, a friend really made me feel sad. I don't think I have done anything wrong to her. Compared to our other friends, I am not a best friend to her, but at least I am a reliable person to her. However, something happened today. I found out that she just thinks about herself. She doesn't care about my feelings. Even though I tried to stay away from her intentionally, she didn't care at all. She made me feel frustrated.
I'm sorry that someone made you feel sad. People can be selfish, so it is up to you to decide who you keep as friends. Try to have friends that make you happy and are supportive of you. But remember, you should also try to do the same for others :)!
0 votedApril 29, 20161About studying English
I have studied English for about ten years. Usually, the contents of an English class in Korea focus on reading. I think it is because there are so many students-more than 30 students-in one class. So, it is very hard for teachers to teach speaking or writing. Due to this environment, most of the students do well in reading but they can't speak or write well even though they have studied English for more than 10 years!
Also, there are big differences between English and Korean such as the alphabet and word order. And, I think that those are the point that many people living in Europe can learn English easily than Asian people. [마지막 문장은 무슨 뜻이에요? 다시 써줄래요?]
I really want to "speak" well in English.. How can I do that? T^T**
I think you did a really good job!! Just keep practicing ^-^
0 votedFebruary 16, 20151- No, they have slightly different nuances. The ones with subject markers (이/가) are used when you just want to talk about something/the doer of something in general. When 이/가 is used, they sound neutral; in other words, not much emphasis on the word it is attached to. However, 은/는 places emphasis on the word it is attached to. Think of it as the expressions "as for.....", "in terms of..." etc. 그는 = As for him/HE is the one that (does something), etc. E.g. 그는 그 회사에서 일하고 있어요 = He works at that company/He is the one that works at that company (not me). 그가 = he is E.g. 그가 그 회사에서 일하고 있어요 = he works at that company. (You aren't singling that person out) 당신이 = you are E.g. 당신이 예쁘세요 = you are pretty 당신은 = as for you, when it comes to you.. E.g. 당신은 예쁘세요 = you are pretty. (I am emphasizing that you are the one that is pretty. I have no concern about other people) The same goes for 나는 & 내가. E.g. 나는 똑똑하지? = I am the one who is smart, right? 내가 똑똑하지? = I'm smart, right?0 votedJune 19, 20140
To answer your question Chris, for legal things the international age is used so that it is easier to integrate with other countries. For example, when foreigners visit and they want to consume alcohol.
Korean age is mostly used to just express how old you are in a casual everyday setting.
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