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Hidy Miyamoto
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  • まくらと男けっこんするどのようにですか？
  • まくらと男がけっこんするとは、どういうことなのか。
「が」と「は」。

日本語 grammar

Mar 13th 2010 09:40 Original Share with all Internet users
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  • 너는 음악을 좋아합니다?
  • 너는 여러분도 음악을 좋아합니다까? (or 여러분도 음악을 좋아하세요?)
1. In formal high form, use 여러분 instead of 너.
2. In formal high form, use ㅂ니까 to ask questions instead of ㅂ니다(question mark).

한국어 grammar formalhigh

Mar 13th 2010 08:24 Original Share with all Internet users
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  • 하지만 한국어로 질문을 못 씁니다.
  • 하지만 한국어로 질문을 못 씁니다. < Ok. Or it would sound a bit better, 하지만 한국어로 질문을 쓸 수 없습니다.
But I can't write the question in Korean: 하지만 한국어로 질문을 쓸 수 없습니다.
"한국어로 질문을 쓸 수 없습니다" 아닙니다.
Well, it's okay, but more awkward than the ㄹ 수 없습니다 form.

grammar 한국어

Mar 13th 2010 08:21 Original Share with all Internet users
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  • 이: 노래들과 음악.
  • 이: 노래들과와 음악 < Usually Koreans use singular nouns except when plurals are required.
Koreans use singular nouns unless plural nouns are required.

grammar 한국어

Mar 13th 2010 08:17 Original Share with all Internet users
tigerace
  • Japanese
  • English, German

Either the original entry has been deleted or you don't have access to that.
-th Year: -年目
「私の２年」ではない。

grammar 日本語

Mar 12th 2010 12:39 Original Share with all Internet users
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Either the original entry has been deleted or you don't have access to that.
Because: 때문에.
때문에 아닙니다.

spelling 한국어

Mar 12th 2010 12:30 Original Share with all Internet users
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Either the original entry has been deleted or you don't have access to that.
Want (polite): 싶습니다.
"싶업니다" 아닙니다.

formalhigh 한국어 spelling

Mar 12th 2010 12:29 Original Share with all Internet users
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Either the original entry has been deleted or you don't have access to that.
Japanese: 일본어.
일분어 아닙니다.

spelling 한국어

Mar 12th 2010 12:26 Original Share with all Internet users
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