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How to conjugate verbs in Japanese? I've heard that there are three kinds of verbs in Japanese: 1) Verbs that end with -ru (For example 食べる and 信じる) 2) Verbs that end with -u (For example 話すand 聞く) 3) Other verbs (する and 来る) Could you PLEASE tell me how to conjugate those verbs? ^__^ ありがとう ございます!I'd like to know the conjugations in both polite and normal style. ^__^
27 de dezembro de 2009
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How to introduce myself in Japanese properly? I'd like to know how to say these sentences in Japanese: 1) I'm 17 years old. 2) I live in Finland. 3) I'm a high school student. 4) I'm interested in languages.I wrote the sentences in Japanese characters. Could you please tell me if there are mistakes. Thanks. 1) 私は十七さいです。 2) 私はフィンランドに住んでいます。 3) 私は高校生です。 4) 私は日本語にきょうみがあります。
27 de dezembro de 2009
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What're 'to be' and 'to have' in Japanese? As in following sentences: 1) I have money. 2) I am a student.
26 de dezembro de 2009
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What are these words in Korean? 1) have to/has to/must 2) should 3) would
23 de novembro de 2009
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Is it totally wrong to say like this: 내일 나는 한국어를 공부할고 인터넷 서핑을 할거에요. If that was completely wrong, could you please tell me, how I should write that sentence in Korean. There's supposed to read "Tomorrow I will study Korean and surf on the Net"
18 de novembro de 2009
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What's 'because' in Korean? If you could translate these two sentences into Korean, it would help me a lot 1) I didn't go to school today BECAUSE I'm sick. 2) I had to wake up at 6:45 am BECAUSE OF school.Dean, can you give me some examples using these: 때문입니다. ~서에요(~해서에요) ~니까요(~하니까)
18 de novembro de 2009
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What's 'and' in Korean? I'd be super happy if you could translate these sentences into Korean: 1) I studied Korean and surfed on the Net yesterday. 2) I ate some bulgogi and kimchi today.
16 de novembro de 2009
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How to write my name in Hangul? Just wondering how to write my name, Jenniina, in Hangul. In Finnish j is pronounced as y, so if a foreigner wants to say my name, it should be pronounced like Yenniina.
14 de novembro de 2009
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How can I say "What's your name?" in Korean? I'd like to learn how to ask this question in all the possible styles. (Deferential style, polite style, intimate style etc.) 고마워요 :)
14 de novembro de 2009
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