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@alyssa_studies Hello : ) "저는 자주 한국어 교과서를 읽어요" is right! Since '교과서' is the object, you have to write '을', which is an postposition attached to the object.

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@cucumberoom 발걸음 - Move your feet and walk. EX) 힘찬 발걸음. / 발걸음을 옮기다. / 발걸음이 빠르다. 발걸음 emphasizes the meaning of movement. Walk forward ~~~~~~

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@cucumberoom 발길 - 1. Move forward. 'The foot' that walks out. EX) 발길 닿는 대로 걷다. 2. People coming and going. EX) 발길을 끊다.

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@minepjimin But in real conversation, it's just a lot of '자다' :) ex) 피곤하면 조금 자.

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@minepjimin You can say "그는 자다." or "그는 잠을 자다." and these are same meaning. The most representative meaning of '자다' is '잠을 자다'. But the Korean word '자다(verb)' has an additional meaning other than 'sleep', so it's more certain if you say '잠을 자다'!

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@zaarajoonie That's right:) "먹구름" is dark cloud. :) "저 먹구름보다 빨리 달려가" - Run faster than that dark cloud~~~

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Here are the lyrics of a BTS song : )
Do you know any Korean words among these?
Guess the title of the song, and reply with Korean words you know!

You can answer like this - " 제가 아는 단어는 OO입니다."

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@om_num_num The meaning of "만" is so numerous that it's hard to define exactly, but the overall meaning of the sentence is like this : )

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@om_num_num Hello~~ it is translated "How much time does it take to be love?"
"걸까" is a shortened form of "것일까" and it means "Is it". The "만" represents the last line the speaker expects! so it talks about how much time goes by here to be called love.

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@cucumberoom Hi ! reveal is '드러내다' in Korean and '들어내다' means bring sth out or remove! They look similar, but they has slightly different meaning : ) #AskHanguler

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@StudyingTulip You mean 'the test was difficult', and here the test is written in the subject! So "시험이 어려웠어." : ) You can check if the noun is being used as the subject or object in the sentence!

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@aribgtan Hi : ) In '저는 소파에 ��아서.', '-어/아서' is a connective ending. So it's a little awkward to come at the end of a sentence. So, "저는 쇼파에 앉아서 쉬고 있어요." Or "저는 쇼파에 앉아 있어요." That's natural! #AskHanguler

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@idiomatish Hello, you made a great sentence : ) Just correct "2년 생일이에요" as "두 번째 생일이에요"! The word "번째" means the number of times or turns. #AskHanguler

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@StudyingTulip '내 시험은 오전 8시부터 오후 12시까지만 볼 수 있었어.' It's in the past, so it's more natural to use "었". And It's right to '시험을 보다' rather than '시험에 답하다'.
"을" is attached to the object noun, so you have to put "은" instead! #AskHanguler

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@minepjimin That's right! For example, 나는 밥 먹을 거야 / 저는 밥 먹을 거예요, 나는 그것을 할 거야. / 저는 그것을 할 거예요. You can say this on a more formal occasion. - 저는 그것을 할 것입니다. #AskHanguler

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@cucumberoom Perfect : ) I will support your Korean study🙂 #AskHanguler

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@travelkage great : ) but please be careful with the spelling of this word, the rest is perfect! 해믈 --> 해물(Seafood)
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That's what Jung Kook said on V LIVE. How can you answer this question?

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Here are the lyrics of a BTS song : )
Do you know any Korean words among these?
Guess the title of the song, and reply with Korean words you know!

You can answer like this - " 제가 아는 단어는 OO입니다."

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@SK8TERHAO @kook10132 Hello : ) You can say "나는 한국어를 잘 못해요, 왜냐하면 어휘가 기억나지 않아서요." "가" is attached to the subject noun! In "어휘가 기억나지 않다", '어휘' is subject~ #AskHanguler

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@_granderayne @BTS_twt Hello : ) '호비 오빠가 미소 지을 때' is better! 미소 is noun and 미소 짓다 is verb ! so '호비 오빠가 미소 지을 때 세상이 오빠와 함께 미소 지어.' And '오빠' is not called '너'. You can say just '오빠'. The rest is perfect🙂 #AskHanguler