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Using 죠/지
Which one of these is correct, or sounds more natural?
- 여기에 살고 있죠?
- 여기에 살고 있나?
I feel like the second one is more natural, but the first one is just a thought, because the speaker and listener could be infront of the listener's house or something. ㅎㅎ
The trans for the first one could be:
- "You live here, right?"
and the second one could be:
- "Do you live here?"
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안녕!!!
안녕!! 하루가 어땠나? 내 날은 좋았어요! 난 쇼핑했고 신발을 샀어요~ 재미있었어요 ㅎㅎ 지금 피곤하지만 공부해야 돼!! ㅠㅠ
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Practice
Just for practicing a few things!
Using 만에 -
"In a few years, I hope to study in Korea." = "몇년 만에 한국에서 공부하길 바랍니다."
"In July, I will be going to GOT7's concert." = "7월에 만에 GOT7의 콘서트로 갈 거야."
Using 에(서) -
"I lived in Tennessee for many years." = "난 많은년 테네시에 살았어요"
"The concert is in Atlanta, Georgia." = "콘서트는 조지아 아틀란타에 있어"
Please correct me if any of these are wrong. Thank you!
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02:13시
It's 2am. I'm just thinking about the fact that I hate making mistakes. It's like, if I do something and don't do it perfectly the first time, I just quit. It's a bad habit, really. 미안 미안~ 몰라요
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나 (Me)
나? 저는 이정입니다! 난 십대소녀야 누가 미국에 살고있어요~ 나는 좋아하는 K-Pop! 저의 매우 좋아하는 방탄소년단~ 몰라요 고마워!
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