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13 Responses to “Lower Intermediate #22 - The Best Way to Describe Your Emotions in Korean”
Thursday at 6:30 pm
요즘 한국 날씨는 춥기도 하고, 안 춥기도 해요.
(These days in Korea, the weather is sometimes cold and sometimes not cold.)
여러분 나라는 어때요?
저는 술을 많이 마시기도 하고, 많이 안 마시기도 해요.
(I sometimes drink a lot, and sometimes don’t drink a lot.)
How about you?
Friday at 2:31 pm
저는 중국 음식을 먹기도 하고, 안 먹기도해요.
(sometimes I eat chinese food, and sometimes I don’t.)
요금 Kansas에는 날씨가 추워요.
Friday at 2:56 pm
if I am going to subscribe( anyway, what is right? subcribe or subscribe? I read in your site…subcribe….is this right? just asking I am not good in english…)
If I am going to subscribe can I also have the lesson from the beginning?
and how much? I’m sorry I’m impatient of reading a lot of things in your ads.
But, I like the way you teach korean language…
Friday at 8:01 pm
제임스
저도 중국 음식 정말 좋아하는데, 오랫동안 안 먹었어요 ^^ maybe tomorrow… ?
Friday at 8:02 pm
paulo bernardo
Thank you ^^ And you can see more information on the subscription levels at this link below ^^
http://www.koreanclass101.com/member/member.php
Sunday at 2:06 am
한국 드라마를 행복하기도 하고 슬퍼기도 해요.
Monday at 4:00 am
토론토에는 지금 거의 맷날 추워요. 안타까워요!
10월에 춥기도 하고 따뜻하기도 하지만 캐나다에는 11월 될 때 겨울이 벌써 되네요.
By the way, great words and grammar point!
Monday at 9:40 am
에릭.
정말 그래요! 한국 드라마들, 행복하기도 하고 슬프기도 해요.
그런데, 사실, 슬픈 이야기가 더 많은 것 같아요!! 왜 그럴까요?
Daniel
고마워요.
저는 캐나다에 꼭 가 보고 싶지만, 겨울 말고 여름에 가고 싶어요. 추운 거 너무 싫어요 ㅎㅎㅎ 한국의 겨울도 충분히 춥다고 생각하고 있으니까요 ㅋㅋㅋ
Tuesday at 1:48 pm
현우… 그래요!
슬픈 이야기는 행복 이야기보다 더 재미있을 것 같아요.
Wednesday at 10:41 am
네 ^^ 슬프고 복잡한 이야기들을 가끔씩 “우여곡절”이라고도 해요.
Friday at 11:46 pm
한국어를 공부 하기도 하고 않하기도해요
일을 재미있기도 하고 재미없기도 해요
인생은 힘들기도 하고 재미있기도해요
Tuesday at 8:56 am
요즘 일은 잼이서기도 하고 힘들기도 해요. 저는 한국에서 영어 선생님 이에요. 그래서 재 수업이 좋기도 하고 나쁘기도 해요. 재 수업이 나쁘면 학생들이 큰 소리 말 하나서 저는 너무 힘들어요!
Tuesday at 9:28 am
수업을 하는데 학생들이 큰 소리로 말하면 정말 힘들 것 같아요. 목도 아프고.. 그래도 수업이 좋을 때는 학생들도 잘 듣는 거죠? ^^
한국에는 얼마 동안 있으셨어요? 한국어를 잘 하시는 것을 보니 오래 있으셨을 것 같아요.
아, 그리고 몇 가지만 고쳐드릴게요.
요즘 일은 잼이서기도 하고 -> 요즘 일이 재미있기도 하고
재 수업이 -> 제 수업이
말 하나서 -> 말 하니까 / 말 해서
그럼 좋은 하루 보내세요^^ 감사합니다
- 이재휘 / Koreanclass101.com
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