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Hola! Soy Jeyong.
Hablo coreano, ingles y un poquita de español.
Estoy aprendiendo español.
Hasta ahora he estudiado español solo con libros, pero sentí que necesitaba buscar otra forma de aprender, así que vine aquí.
Si quieres aprender coreano, puedo ayudarte.
Quiero tener una conversacion agradable juntos!
Voy a entrar a los sitios tanto como pueda para revisar los mensajes. ¡Contáctame con tranquilidad!
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Coreano
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Português
GuaraniBom día, me chamo San Kim. Agora pratico o português(A1-B1) com Duolingo, e entendo as noticias um pouco (G1 Globo ou Folha de São Paulo), mas precisa estudar mais. Você pode ajudar-me? *Aviço: Eu posso falar o inglés(B2-C1) também.
Mba'éichapa? Che réra niko San Kim, añe'ẽ coreañe'ẽ, inglyaterrañe'ẽ, karaieñe'ẽ, ha portugués, avañe'ẽ(guraraní, A1) michĩmínte. Añembo'ese avañe'ẽme. Aguyje!
Hola, me llamo San Kim. Estoy practicando el idioma castellano(B1-B2). Aunque puedo entender las noticias como El País, El mundo, Clarín o RTVE, para mí es poco dificíl comunicar o escribir con fluidez. Por tanto, ahora mismo necesito practicar español. Si te interesa aprender coreano, cuéntame y luego podremos ayudarnos. *Nota: Hablo inglés(B2-C1) también.
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Coreano
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RussoHi! I'm Haedong from Korea and I enjoy spending my free time watching movies and taking relaxing walks. I especially love movies because they let me experience different stories and cultures. I also really enjoy talking about food, sharing favorite dishes, and learning about foods from other countries.
I'm an easygoing and friendly person who likes having fun conversations and meeting new people from around the world. I hope we can talk about daily life, hobbies, movies, and anything interesting. Looking forward to making good friends here!
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I’m a complete beginner in French and Spanish, but I speak English fluently and can have some conversations in Japanese.
Salut, je suis Jupiter de Corée du Sud.
Je suis complètement débutante en français.
Je suis une programmeuse qui crée un jeu, et j’aime les livres, les films et la musique.
Si nous décidons d’étudier ensemble, j’aimerais fixer un horaire et travailler sérieusement.
Si vous souhaitez apprendre le coréen, n’hésitez pas à me contacter !
Hola, soy Jupiter de Corea del Sur.
Soy una principiante total en español.
Soy programadora y estoy creando un juego, y me gustan los libros, las películas y la música.
Si decidimos estudiar juntos, me gustaría establecer un horario y trabajar duro.
Si quieres aprender coreano, no dudes en contactarme.
こんにちは、韓国から来たジュピターです.
私はゲームを作っているプログラマーで、本や映画、音楽が好きです。
もし韓国語を勉強したいなら、ぜひ連絡してください。
— with women only 😊
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Coreano
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| Idioma estudado : |
Japonês,
Chinês (Mandarim),
Inglês
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안녕하세요! 중국어전공했고, 일본에서 잠시 일한적있어요. 영어도 공부하고있어요 잘부탁합니다
Hello! I majored in Chinese and worked in Japan for a while. I am also studying English. I look forward to your kind cooperation
你好！我学的是中文专业，在日本工作过一段时间。 还在学习英语 请多多关照。
こんにちは！中国語を専攻して、日本で少し働いたことがあります。 英語も勉強しています どうぞよろしくお願いします。
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Espanhol
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Hola, es un placer conocerte.
Soy profesor de la Universidad de Londres y estoy pasando mi año sabático en la Universidad de Salamanca.
Me gustaría mejorar mi español durante mi estancia aquí. Soy de Corea, así que puedo ayudar a tu coreano.
Y llevo muchos años trabajando en la Universidad de Londres y también puedo ayudarte a mejorar tu inglés. Como soy profesor, podríamos hablar de temas complejos como actualidad, política y economía.
¡Gracias y que tengas un buen día
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Coreano
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| Idioma estudado : |
Espanhol
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Voy a vivir en Monterrey durante los próximos 2 o 3 años.
No hablo nada de español, pero estoy buscando a alguien que quiera aprender coreano y que pueda ayudarme con el español. ¡Podemos ayudarnos mutuamente!
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Hola, me llamo Alex.
Llevo aproximadamente un año viviendo en Monterrey.
Estoy tomando clases de español unas tres veces por semana, pero como las tomo mientras trabajo, siento que tengo algunas limitaciones.
Estoy buscando a alguien en Monterrey para hacer intercambio de idiomas entre coreano y español.
Yo puedo ayudarte a aprender coreano, y me gustaría que me ayudaras con mi español.
¡Podemos ayudarnos mutuamente!
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Coreano
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| Idioma estudado : |
Espanhol
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Voy a vivir en Monterrey durante los próximos 2 o 3 años.
No hablo nada de español, pero estoy buscando a alguien que quiera aprender coreano y que pueda ayudarme con el español. ¡Podemos ayudarnos mutuamente!
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Hola, me llamo Alex.
Llevo aproximadamente un año viviendo en Monterrey.
Estoy tomando clases de español unas tres veces por semana, pero como las tomo mientras trabajo, siento que tengo algunas limitaciones.
Estoy buscando a alguien en Monterrey para hacer intercambio de idiomas entre coreano y español.
Yo puedo ayudarte a aprender coreano, y me gustaría que me ayudaras con mi español.
¡Podemos ayudarnos mutuamente!
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Inglês,
Francês,
Coreano,
Chinês (Outro)
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| Idioma estudado : |
Japonês,
Chinês (Outro),
Inglês,
Espanhol
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Hello,
My name is Jieun. I was born in South Korean in Busian and I currently live in in France.
I am looking for a language exchange partner to study Japanese, Chinese (Other), English and Spanish.
I'd be happy to help you to learn English, French, Korean and Chinese (Other) in exchange.
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Coreano
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| Idioma estudado : |
Inglês
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If Korean particles have ever seemed illogical, the problem may not be the particles themselves. It may be the way we have learned to look at them.
English tends to train learners to expect a fairly stable sentence path. Word order carries much of the work of showing who does what to whom, so one main starting point tends to remain stable as the sentence unfolds.
Korean is different. Word order is more flexible, and particles help show how a person, thing, or idea is placed within a relation. But there is an even more important point: Korean often does not need a particle at all.
In real conversation, particles are often left out. A noun and a verb can already carry enough meaning. A speaker does not always separate a noun first, mark it with a particle, and then build the sentence around it. Sometimes the whole situation is expressed first as one connected action or change of state. A particle becomes especially useful when the context gives the speaker a reason to separate one part of that whole and make it a new point from which the sentence is organized.
This changes the questions we should ask.
Instead of asking only, “What does 은/는 mean?” or “What does 이/가 mean?”, we can also ask:
Why did the speaker use a particle here?
What part of the whole relation was separated out?
Why did that part become a new center for the sentence?
Did another center arise inside an existing relation?
Seen this way, Korean particles are not simply labels attached to nouns. They can show that one part of a relation has been separated and given a new role as a center.
A person can stand directly at the center of an action or state. The same person can also step back from that direct position and place the self before another person as someone that person can look at and respond to. The person has not become two. The same person is simply being placed differently within the relation.
This matters in Korean because a sentence does not always have to keep one fixed center from beginning to end. One center can be set again, or another can arise within an existing relation, without increasing the number of people or things involved.
That is why 은/는 and 이/가 are difficult to understand through “topic” and “subject” alone. Those labels describe part of what we see, but they do not fully explain how a center is formed, shifted, or derived from another center.
This is more than a grammatical curiosity.
In a society where people are repeatedly judged by how they place themselves before others, there can be a real difference between placing oneself strongly at the center and presenting oneself in a way that allows another person to view the self from their own position.
Korean’s highly developed honorific system, its sensitivity to age and status, and its long history of relational etiquette make this difficult to ignore. Confucian tradition did not create Korean particles, but it may have helped strengthen certain ways of relating over a long period of time. The important historical question is not whether culture invented grammar, but which ways of relating were repeatedly reinforced.
Once these questions become visible, Korean particles stop looking like arbitrary exceptions to be memorized. A relational coordinate system begins to appear.
And there is no need to understand all of this before speaking Korean. Real Korean conversation is much more forgiving than many learners expect. Particles can often be left out, and a few clear nouns and verbs can already carry meaning. Communication comes first. The deeper structure can reveal itself naturally as we talk.
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Coreano
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Hi, I'm Jo, a Korean living in Switzerland. I'd like to practice English and/or French to speak them more fluently. I use them for work, but I still feel my limitations. In exchange, I can help you improve your Korean. I'd like to have regular online calls. I have a master's degree in Korean-French interpretation and translation.
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Coreano
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| Idioma estudado : |
Chinês (Mandarim),
Inglês
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I like learning new things. New foods, new cultures, and new languages are my favorites. I am a native speaker of Korean and can speak English, Japanese(N1), Chinese and German. I'm interested in learning English and Chinese in more depth. I do import and export business across different countries.
| Língua materna : |
Coreano
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| Idioma estudado : |
Nianja / chewa / nyanja,
Inglês
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Hello! I'm an aspiring Korean language teacher who hopes to teach Korean in Malawi, the heart of Africa, one day. Even if the number of students is small, I hope you have a great time learning and conversing with me! :)
| Língua materna : |
Coreano
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안녕하세요, 저는 Jeeun입니다.
영어를 함께 공부할 언어 교환 파트너를 찾고 있어요.
대신에 한국어를 배울 수 있도록 열심히 도와드리겠습니다.
우리가 좋은 친구가 되면 좋겠어요 :)
Hello, I'm Jeeun. just call me jen, jeeun, jenny
I'm looking for a language exchange partner to study English together.
And I can also speak Japanese. I will teach you!
Instead, I will work hard to help you learn Korean.
I hope we can be good friends :)