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HI, I'm JooYeon Park from Korea. I've been in Canada for four months to study english. I'm studying with american TV show. The reason i found this website is also because of the show. While I'm waching the TV show, I had some expression i dont know, So I was trying to find the meaning through the Internet. In looking for that, I found this website by chance! When i was in Korea, I was a student majoring in Biology. I'm really interested in English, So i came here.
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    Oppa means A guy who is older than a girl. In Korea, For girls, If there is someone who is older than her, She calls him 'Oppa'. It can be her older brother or her boyfriend or even any older guy whom she knows. 'Gang-Nam' is a name of specific area of Seoul, which is known as where 'rich people' live. Apparently, It is not suburb. It is sooo inside Seoul. Therefore, In the lyrics, 'Oppa' indicates 'Psy' himself who sang this song. I would say it is that 'I have some style which is like some people who are from GangNam, which means that his fassion is kinda luxury, his car or home is fancy or something like that.'
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    September 14, 2012
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    I agree with that above person who answered to some degree. But i think it depends on person, on their family. For some family, it is very natural to say like that. My brother would always call me like 'my beloved sister'. So for me, there is nothing weired. I would say You are soooo allowed to write that. haha :) Thank you!
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    September 14, 2012
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    It means 'Even so' as it is. But, I think it can be changed depending on a context. How about giving more information about the context?
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    September 14, 2012
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    첫 means 'First' 멘션 means 'mention' We say it as it is pronounced in English ( If you can read Korean, I belive you know what i mean.) 주고 받다 means that '주다' is to give, and '받다' is to recieve or to get or to take. So, It can be 'give and take'. Therefore, It can be translated " We are giving and taking the first mention" as it is. BUT, I would say that 'We are talking each other for the first time' is more natural and appropriate. I don't know if you got it well. I'm worrying that if it makes you more confusing. Also, If there is something wrong with my English here like grammar or unnatural sentence, Plz let me know :) Thank you, I hope it will be helpful for you :)
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    September 14, 2012
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