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Oh I love summer most for the same reason to you! and thank you for corrections.
Horseback riding sounds interesting! :D However, I like summer more because you can go to the beach.
practice makes perfect^^
Thank you for your correction! ^^ I drink boiled water with daechus or dried barleies. I don't buy mineral water. I think most korean ...
You boil water with daechu in it? To make a broth?
Thank you so much! ^^ and I will see the explanation =D
All of your sentences are correct! Your english is very good~ this is complicated grammar. Also, see this explanation for more info: ...
哈哈~ As a beginner, you'd better put a "的" here. GOOD LUCK.
Both ok!只不过“他是我男朋友”较口语化
Thank you all so much! it was a great help =D 多谢!
"wo" is "i" or"me " in english "wo de" is "my", or "mine" ^^
tashi wo de nanpengyou is the standard way of writing and speaking. 他是我的男朋友。 But for speaking, tashi wo nanpengyou is more natural an...
If you have some questions, maybe I could help you!
他是我的男朋友。 Yes, you have to put 'de' after 'wo'.
The meaning is a little bit different -[I wipe my mouth a lot] when I eat food. So in one meal, I wipe my mouth many times. -I oft...
이제 알겠어요. 고마워요, 문니커!
"a lot" is very colloquial. In your sentence, it has the same meaning as "often" and saying "often" is fine...
Here "keep" means "maintain". "I keep chickens", "I keep a wife", "I keep taking walks&qu...
Thank you, It helped me a lot!
To keep a diary means to regularly write in a diary, usually over a period of time, in onebook. 예문: When I was in Korea, I kept a diar...
Thanks. but I'm not sure it's right. to keep a diary = to write a diary do they have the same meaning?
Sounds good to me.
WAAA. It looks so delicious!!! It's similar to the product In Japan called "Pocky". I like it soooo much! Yet I don't buy it ...
Australians use completely different idioms, so that's the hardest thing to understand for Americans. Of course other countries see a lot...
Yes, I think it is quite correct.
정말 잘 읽었습니다. I really enjoyed reading this entry in Korean and English ^^ Your writing sounds very fluent to me except for the few words t...
Hi,I'm also preparing for TOEFL TEST. It's becoming more and more difficult with longer and longer paragraphs in listening part!! Anyway...
Yeah, you can leave off the "to" in the end. I usually get about 7 hrs of sleep.
Thank you ^^ It was a good help! I have a question, in the sentence "so I have enough time to sleep as mush as I want to", d...
Well, most things aren't easy. Funny enough, I'll have to admit, I'm not following the whole passage either. I would have to read through...
Thank you^^ How beautiful language!
Hello, I had seen you ask somthing who write Thai journa but you don't know. so I ccome to say Hello, from Thailand and said this langug...
Long time no see! How have you been? Your hard work makes me reminisce the process of learning English.... It's so nostalgic...Even tho...
Long time no see :) Wow, you are studying so hard! Well, at least you will learn English to a very high level in TOEIC. It will be...
After checking my grammar book, I would say that these two sentences are correct. All he had to do was (to) say no. All he had to do---...
This is a really nice essay ^^ I like the part about the flowers and the curtains. It's like a poem! You are very creative with words!...
i think there's nothing to correct ^^ it was a nice story i feel the same with spring~ but over here spring is not that pretty i...
뭐하는 걸 지내고 있어요? ---> What are you up to? / What have you been up to? Does the Korean make sense in that sentence? That's sort of how...
Xenon623 explained this really well. One other thing to remember is in English it can be more polite to say "what are you up to?&quo...
It means "...aware of everything mischievous that I was doing." The speaker was doing things that would have gotten him in trou...
소영아~~~ ^^ 저도 재미있게 힘을 들어가면서 보고 있었어요^^ 국내전과는 다르게 국체대회는 정말 긴박감 넘치는 거죠^^ 일본과 한국은 서로가 서로를 의식하니 정말 구경하기 좋아요^^ 야구도 그렇구, 축구도 그렇구, 피겨 스케이팅도...
Wow, that's cool! Enjoy cycling! Especially now the Koran spring is arriving- it's getting to be perfect cycling weather! :)
woo~~your bicycle is so pretty!! I envy you so much!! i want to have own bicycle too~~ you know what, when i am riding on a bicycle, i ...
Have fun with your new bicycle!
Both are correct but we tend not to say "had" in that situation. the sentence feels more natural without "had". unle...
Thank you so much! by the way, what's the difference between 'My friend had left while I was on my way to class.' and 'My friend left w...
You could also answer with, "no, not yet" If someone has done something, such as your friend leaving, while you are doing so...
'what when wrong?'? This is definitely wrong English. I think you mean 'What went wrong?'. This means 'what happened? [to make things go ...
Good questions ^^ Well done! Keep up the good work!!!
I don't know very much Korean, but I think gut is pronounced in Korean as 겉, while got is pronounced like 같. I'm sorry if that means a...