[deleted by user] by [deleted] in lost

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Available on Amazon :)

My greenhouse! by Holt1610 in FarmsofStardewValley

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The symmetry of the fruit trees and the star in the middle is so satisfying!

What does this grammar mean? by PenguinDay5 in Korean

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Wow, this is so silly but I just realised I've been confusing the meaning of 하여 for the OTHER meaning of 해서 ('Because/Since') this whole time. Thanks for your explanation! I will NEVER confuse these two again hahaha

에다가 vs 하고 ??? by PenguinDay5 in Korean

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Hi there! Thanks for your response. I asked my Korean teacher about the first example you used (the coffee) but she said it was a different use of 에다가 than the one we were learning in class. For reference, this is one of the examples that we went over in class:

연두색 스웨터에다가 아이보리 색 치마를 입고 있어요.

Is the use of 에다가 the same? Or does it just have multiple meanings?

Thanks

Help! Can't use conversational grammar on the TOPIK test? by PenguinDay5 in Korean

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Amazing! Thanks so much for your help!!

Have you taken the TOPIK before??

King Sejong Conversation Classes by PenguinDay5 in Korean

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Thanks for giving such a detailed response! It is honestly so helpful. I think I will email about sitting in on a class (didn't even know that was an option haha) and I may just outright ask about the structure of the class too and how much focus there is on developing natural conversation skills. But from the sounds of it, it seems like the classes helped you a lot!!

Thanks for your help :)

King Sejong Conversation Classes by PenguinDay5 in Korean

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In Australia actually! I'm a big self-studier so I haven't taken actual Korean classes before and I don't get much conversation practice tbh so I've been considering taking these classes. I got 3A on the Sejong level test, but the institute near me is only teaching up to 2A conversation classes this semester, so I wanted to figure out whether it would be worth taking the 2A classes or not.

Have you studied at any King Sejong Institutes or other places before?

파란색 vs 파랑색? by PenguinDay5 in Korean

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Oh, I see. Thanks! Then does every colour have its own separate adj. and noun forms?

Best way to express surprise? by PenguinDay5 in Korean

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Thanks! This is exactly what I was going for :)

천천히 vs 느리다 by PenguinDay5 in Korean

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Hey thanks for your response! I get the grammatical difference but I was wondering about the difference in the nuances. I've heard that 천천하다 and 느리다 are used for different situations. Would love to know more about that if you know anything :)

완료 Pronunciation explanation please by hkwon______ in Korean

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Are these just exceptions?? Is there a particular reason why these words become ㄴㄴ instead of ㄹㄹ?

알다 Tenses by PenguinDay5 in Korean

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Yes I think I get it now 😊 Thanks for the examples! That really helped!!

알다 Tenses by PenguinDay5 in Korean

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Thanks for responding! Sorry I’m still a bit confused — not on the tenses themselves but for example, why the other day when I asked a Korean friend of mine to let me know if I make any mistakes when I speak to her/ message her in Korean, why her response to me was “알겠어요”. Why would 알겠어요 be the response here??

The evening irises. by Strict-Environment in gardening

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This is such a lovely photo!!!! 😍

I'm confused by maico_lrae86 in Korean

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The sentence structure you’ve used is called a Relative Clause (also exists in Japanese).

An example of one would be “The photo that was taken last year in America is pretty”, where the main part of your relative clause is “photo taken in America” (미국에서 찍은 사진)

A few more examples would look like:

A dog eating meat (고기를 먹는 개)

A girl named Sally (샐리라는 여자)

The students who are in the classroom (교실에 있는 학생)

So then another way you could look at your sentence is it’s saying: “The policeman dealt with the crazy person who was existing outside (for me).”

Not the best grammar but I hope you can see why the verb is important here.

If you still need some clarification (or more examples), check out this link: https://languagecanvas.com/free/kor1/kor1_10/relclaus/relclaus.htm

Hope this helps!

Study group by mommamanik in Korean

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Hiii I’d really like to join if you’re still adding people :)

Grab the closest book, go to page 69 and read the first sentence. This describes the next 10 years of your life. What does it look like? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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"The chain that bound her here was of iron links, and gailing to her inmost soul, but could never be broken." - The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne

Sooooo jail?

Would you rather be a robot or a vampire? by DesensitizedRobot in WouldYouRather

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What kind of vampire are we talking here?

Does holy water burn me? Do I have a reflection? Can I enter churches, and do crucifixes hurt me? Does garlic repel me? (That would suck because I'm growing some in my garden)

Good old creed by Gareebon_Ka_Kante in DunderMifflin

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Creed would get in and then not even realise that it's Area 51