JeongHak Kim

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3. It isn't your real name The names that I get range from weird to bizarre to down-right-fucked-up Today's word of the day is: Lion Oh yes, you may think...."Oh, but he must mean Ryan" And I would say...No....No it mustn't  I told Lion to head back to his pride and take his along with him, because honey-boo-boo child don't play games like that. Final word: Ain't NOBODY got time for that.

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It is like....cut the identity crisis bullshit out......you are in your 20's and 30's for christ sake 

If, as a English teacher, you wonder/worry if your job may be in jeopardy...or ....think OH NO maybe Koreans are getting good at Korean and they will need less teachers. Read this article, and feel safe again.

Has anyone else gone on dates with Koreans and they are just like...ridiculously retarded? I mean there are people that know me well.  They know I eat spicy food, have lived in Korea for over 3 years, and speak Korean fluently.  However, they will say the stupidest shit ever. Example Oh!  Be careful when eating kimchi, it is spicy. Oh! This is the Han River....have you heard of it before? Oh! Busan has its own dialect, maybe you don't know it. This shit doesn't piss me off because oh what they say, but because it implies that I am somehow ignorant and they belittle my education in East Asian Studies and my effort that I have put in to becoming well educated on Korea. This has got to go.

I want to die right now @____@

You should know that the veterans of learning/speaking Korean have been around the block a few times.   We know the grammar well, and we have studied through the levels at one or more language institutes. So that means don't come at me saying you speak really good Korean...yet have every sentence you speak end with 는데요/거든요  I get it...you just passed level 3 and they taught you a really cool new grammar point.  Don't over use it....and don't get cocky. Your Korean still sucks.

혹시 불륜 같은 현장을 들켜 본적이 잇어? ㅋㅋㅋㅋ  Translate that and have fun...keep learning ^^  

It seems that in Korea there are many ways to say "Who you are" or just to refer to yourself. I recently posted a way to translate "who you are" in the sense of  Don't forget who you are. I gave the word 자기의 분한  Although this is a good way to translate it, i.e. word for word, it can confuse Koreans.  After checking with my 누나 she said it just sounds like 분하다 and isn't very natural compared with 분수  But to just K.I.S.S a good way to refer to one's self is usually going to be 자신  As for who you are your "essence"  Another good way to translate it would have been to say 자체  referring to the same 자 as in 자신, but this has a bit of an "essences" meaning behind it. Hope this helps!