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Iljoon
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September 21, 2011
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Instead of "MOK MAL LA YO", in Korean we say "목말라요"
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Elise K.
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Instead of "MOK MAL LA YO", in French we say "J'ai soif"
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JUNYOUNG C.
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Jungwoo C.
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Instead of "MOK MAL LA YO", in Korean we say "목말라요"
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Laurent
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Instead of "MOK MAL LA YO", in French we say "j'ai soif"
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Nacil
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February 22, 2011
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it's qiet interesting but it would be more interesting in hangul.
I thought that we said "mogui maluda"
the "yo" isn't for honorific speech?
gamsanida^^
Instead of "MOK MAL LA YO", in French we say "J'ai soif"
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Jimmy P.
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January 5, 2011
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Just say, 'give me water, please'
almost all koreans understand
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leyya l.
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November 15, 2010
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Instead of "MOK MAL LA YO", in Malay (Bahasa Malaysia) we say "Saya dahaga."
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October 22, 2010
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Instead of "MOK MAL LA YO", in Arabic, Moroccan we say "Fiya el 3atach"
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