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"I don't know what it's called in korean" Hi, how would you say the following sentences in korean? ^_^ I don't know what it's called in Korean. (Referring to an object or something abstract). What is that/this thing called in Korean?
2011年7月9日
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Were you going to? Hello. How do you ask about someones past intentions? Some sentences: Were you going to hit me? (someone raises his/her hand, but then lowers it) Were you going to give me something yesterday? Were you planning on calling me when you were in mexico? Thanks
2011年7月5日
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Difference between these sentences? Do the following sentences mean the same thing? If so, which is more natural? 어제 너무 많은 술을 마셨어요 어제 술을 너무 많이 마셨어요 thanks!
2011年7月1日
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What would you have done? How would you say: If you would have been on time, we could have seen a movie. If you would have been there, you would have seen it. You don't like my food? Then, how would you have made/cooked it? If you were me, what would you have done? thanks
2011年6月24日
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It must be him If all evidence point towards someone or if someone is knocking on the door. How would you say: It must be X! It can't be anyone else. thanks
2011年6月22日
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To hug? 껴안다, 안다, 포옹하다 Could you please explain these three words and how they are used? And also if there are more words that mean hug. Can you also translate some sentences? Hug me! I'm cold. Can't you hug me? Give your mom a hug. I don't like hugging/hugs. thank you! I still would like to know the differences between the words.
2011年6月16日
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아니고 and 말고? Hi. When would you use 아니고 and 말고? Are they related? I know 고 can mean "and". But when i hear 아니고 it doesn't get translated to "no, and". Could i have some sample sentences using both of them? Thank you!
2011年6月14日
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Go somewhere and do something Hi, how would you tell someone to go somewhere and do something? "Go to the store and buy milk" "Go home and rest" Thanks =)
2011年6月7日
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근데 and 는.. You're at a restaurant and your friend says "Hey..we must go now!" And you want to say "But i want to eat more". Do the following sentences work in that situation and does it give of the same nuance? 근데 더 먹고 싶어 더 먹고 싶은데 the title should say - 는데 of course
2011年6月6日
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What happened? I was wondering how you said "what happened?" in korean. I'll give you some phrases. Could you please translate them? If there are more than one way please give me that translation too. How did this happen? (you're arriving at a car crash scene and wondering how the accident happened) What happened? (You hear a loud sound somewhere) What happened to you? (You see someone with blood on their shirt) What happened to your skin? (You see someone with burned skin or something) Is that really what happened? (Asking your child, who seems to be lying) What will happen if i press this button?
2011年6月3日
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