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Re:I'm looking for someone who can teach me Spanish!!
Hi could teach spanish, to speak write and read, in exchange I would like some help with Korea ...I love their cukture ever since I started watching kdramas lol, hope to hear from you!
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Language pair: Spanish; Korean
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carlos c.
September 9, 2013
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Latest: January 20, 2015
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Keny Hyun L.
August 4, 2013
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I'm looking for someone who can teach me Spanish!!
Hello Hola :)
My name is Young, who is from South Korea.
I really really want to learn Spanish!
Spanish is really interesting language, and also fun to me :)
Moreover, I am interested in Spain and South America A LOT!
I want to travel South America countries and Spain.
If anyone can teach me Spanish, please send me a message :)
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Language pair: Spanish; Korean
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Sinyeong
July 30, 2013
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Latest: January 20, 2015
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hello there
hi i'm looking for a friend who lived in korea? plss send me a message. i can help you in english . i want to learn korean and i'm a friendly person. have a great day!
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Language pair: English; Korean
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angelica s.
July 13, 2013
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hello there
hi i'm looking for a friend who lived in korea? plss send me a message. i can help you in english . i want to learn korean and i'm a friendly person. have a great day!
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Language pair: English; Korean
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angelica s.
July 13, 2013
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hi
Annyeonghaseyo my name is Ebi I'm a native speaker of English and I want to learn how to speak korean language since its an exchange program I'm more than willing to help
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Language pair: Korean; French
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Ebi R.
July 5, 2013
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Ye Lim T.
June 7, 2013
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Re:Knowing when a Hangul letter is first or last and which sound of vowel to use
Koreans pronounce "ㄱ" like "K" as a practice when it comes first or emphasized.
Actually most koreans cannot "exactly" distinguish the difference of K and G pronounce. (Including me) When you ask to some korean pronounce "Go", he/she may pronounce "Go" as a little like "Ko".
They haven't ever needed to distinguish it and they haven't trained to distinguish.
So, they cannot recognize that their difference about pronouces of "ㄱ". Koreans think they pronounce "Ko" and "Gu" as same vowel, but you will find the difference.
If you write "코쿠마" or "고쿠마", it may pronounce like "ko-Ku-ma".
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Language pair: Korean;
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Y.D P.
April 19, 2013
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Latest: April 19, 2013
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Re:Knowing when a Hangul letter is first or last and which sound of vowel to use
Koreans pronounce "ㄱ" like "K" as a practice when it comes first or emphasized.
Actually most koreans cannot "exactly" distinguish the difference of K and G pronounce. (Including me) When you ask to some korean pronounce "Go", he/she may pronounce "Go" as a little like "Ko".
They haven't ever needed to distinguish it and they haven't trained to distinguish.
So, they cannot recognize that their difference about pronouces of "ㄱ". Koreans think they pronounce "Ko" and "Gu" as same vowel, but you will find the difference.
If you write "코쿠마" or "고쿠마", it may pronounce like "ko-Ku-ma".
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Language pair: Korean;
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Y.D P.
April 19, 2013
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Latest: April 19, 2013
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Knowing when a Hangul letter is first or last and which sound of vowel to use
I need help knowing which letter sound is considered first or last and which vowels sound to use in a word.
For the word °í±¸¸¶ "ko-gu-ma" how can I tell when the Hangul letter ¤¡ for "g/k" is to be pronounced first as a "g" or last as a "k". That word °í±¸¸¶ when written looks like it should be "ko-KU-ma" not "ko-GU-ma".
Also, why is the ¤Ç vowel pronounced as "oh" also pronounced as "ew" and how can I know what sound applies when?
Thanks for any help!
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Language pair: Korean;
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Rosybud x.
April 16, 2013
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Latest: April 19, 2013
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