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crabstix1

32, Male, From United Kingdom

Current location: Thailand

My local time: 12/2/2008 3:15:45 PM

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I am originally Chinese but was born in London where I grew up and was educated. I have lived in Thailand for many years and would like to work in Korea

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how do I say 'hustle and bustle' in korean? asked 17 days ago
what does this korean phrase mean? asked 2 months ago
How do I install korean fonts on my PC? asked 4 months ago

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crabstix1 posted 2 months ago

Thanks for the translation Yuni!

yuni posted 2 months ago

can you read korean ? right??

" how is your back?" - 등은 괜찮은가요? or 등 아픈건 어때요?
" i hop your back get's better soon" 빨리 나아지길 바래요.

crabstix1 posted 3 months ago

Hi!

Can anyone tell me how to write these 2 phrases in Korean?

1) "How is your back?"
2) "I hope your back get's better soon"

(my korean teacher has terrible backache and I want to ask her these questions in Korean)

ha posted 3 months ago

hey hello. i think i can teach korean.
i am in love with thailand, so i was there for 3times!! : )
if you still want to learn korean , e-mail me at mcjidyd@hotmail.com

phil posted 3 months ago

어디에서 오셨어요? is used when the person whom u r speaking to needs respect, namely, your parents, teacher, doctor etc...어디에서 옸어요? is used between common people...but i don't think it is correctly spelt in 옸어요...

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