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Bu içerik Topluluk Kurallarını ihlal ediyor.4 Mayıs 2013
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What does "예쁘게 봐주세요" mean?
I know the meaning of each word, but couldn't get the meaning of the whole sentence.
Please kindly help me. Thanks.
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What's the meaning of "안 괜찮아"?
Firstly, what the meaning of 괜찮아?
It seems it has the meaning like"It doesn't matter" "It's ok" "I'm ok""That's fine""It's good". Doesn it has other meanings?
So does the group 안 괜찮아 have the meaning like"It is not ok for me"?
Thanks.
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What's usage of 서 in the sentence 나가서 사드세요?
I guess this is a sentence with honorific to say"Please go out and buy XX"
But what's the usuage of 서 here?
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What's the difference between "생각하다"&"기억하다"?
Do they have the exactly same meaning? Or there is still a little difference? Thanks.
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What does" 아프고 아파도" mean?
Recently I'm listening to Kim Tae Yoen's song"그리고 하나".
There is a sentence"아프고 아파도". 고 here expresses coordinating relation, right?
도 means "too". 아프&아파 is one word:hurt or paintful. So paintful&paintful?
Since 도 and 또 has the different meaning, I guess maybe the whole meaning is not feeling paintful again and again.
Maybe 아프고 또 아프고 means feeling paintful again and again?
Really confused.
Could you help to explain?
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What's the pronunciation of this word 달걀국?
I watched TV yesterday, and I heard the people pronounced this word as"개란꾸".
Maybe I didn't hear right, just confused.
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What's the pronunciation of this word 달걀국?
I watched TV yesterday, and I heard the people pronounced this word as"개란꾸".
Maybe I didn't hear right, just confused.
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Qingdao Cathedral~
This is the biggest Gothic architecture of my hometown.
BTW, how to say "Cathedral" in Korea?성당?
18 Mart 2013
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Which one is used more often in restaurant to call the elder woman?아줌마 or 이모?
I found I couldn't post the question successfully. So I post it here.
In some TV series, I found when you order food or ask for help, there are two salutation to call the elder woman:아줌마 or 이모. Actually, we are taught to use 아줌마 in the textbook. 이모(姨母) sounds like the sister of our mother.
Who could kindly let me know? Thank u~
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