Nice to meet you!
Are you passionate about learning languages?
Do you need to be inspired by somebody to keep up your efforts?
I answer 'yes' to all these questions.
I'd liket to study together.
I'd like to have nice relationship with you to encourage and inspire each other!
I just take a step forward to start this study.
I need your help.
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I want to study with you together.
I came up with an idea that we can study foriegn languages together.
This is now in the first step so it need to be tested.
I bring a word forward and write examples as many as I can remind.
You and I can write down its collocation.
We can work this job together.
How about just 1 word each day?
We can help each other, encourage each other, and improve our language skills!
This can be very hard work but I want to try it here.
Let's get it started.
I need your help.
Would you write down some words, phrases, and examples relating to each word in your own languages?
I believe this method improves our language skills for sure!
I'll also write this entry in English, Japanese, Chinese, Spanish, etc.....
How about try a nice achievement together?
Where I recored this is http://rhinospike.com
You could upload or download mp3 files here.
I wrote some words relating the each Korean word, or also wrote some definitions if I didn't come up with appropriate words in English or something.
I'd really appreciate if you would write your words down.
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가게 a store, a shop ( )
가까운 가게 a close store, a nearby story, The store is not far from here. ( )
비싼 가게 a expensive shop, a luxious shop, ... ( )
소문난 가게 a very popular store, a well-know store, ... ( )
싼 가게 a cheap shop. the shop which sells a cheap machandise, the shop which have very low-ranged prices or reasonable prices. ( )
작은 가게 a small shop ( )
조그만 가게 a very small shop ( )
허름한 가게 a shabby shop, a humble shop, the shop that is very old so on the verge of collapse ( )
골동품 가게 a antique shop, a antique store ( )
과일 가게 the shop which sells fruits, a fruit shop ( )
과자 가게 the shop which sells snack, a bake shop. ( )
구두 가게 the shop that sells shoes, ( )
국수 가게 a shop that sells noodles ( )
기름 가게 a shop that sells old, a gas station ( )
꽃 가게 a flower shop ( )
담배 가게 a shop that sells tobacco ( )
만화 가게 a shop that sells or rend comic books ( )
비디오 가게 a shop that rend videos and movies on CD or DVD.( )
생선 가게 a shop that sells fishes ( )
선물 가게 a present shop, If you need to buy sb his or her present, you go get 선물 at 선물 가게. ( )
식료품 가게 a grocery store ( )
야채 가게 a store that(which?) sells vegetables. ( )
옷 가게 a shop which sells clothes. ( )
장난감 가게 a toy store ( )
채소 가게 means the same meaning to 야채 가게 ( )
책 가게 a book store ( )
화장품 가게 a shop which sells lipsticks, skin-lotions, manicure, or something ( )
가게가 문을 닫다. A shop is shot up. ( )
가게가 문이 닫히다. A shop is closed. ( )
가게가 쉬다 A shop has a day off (?), A shop doesn't run its business (on some day in order for the owner to take a rest) ( )
가게가 문을 열다 A shop opens. A shop starts their business. ( )
문이 열리다. The door is opened. ( )
가게를 차리다 sb opens up his business. ( )
가게를 비우다 sb leaves his store. ( )
가게를 운영하다 sb runs a store. ( )
가게에 가다. sb goes to a store. ( )
가게에 들르다. sb stops by a store. ( )
가게에 들어가다. sb enters a store. ( )
가까운 가게에 가서 라면 좀 사 와라. Go get some noodles at nearby store, will you? ( )
그는 담배 가게를 찾기 위해 두리번거렸다. He looked around for a tobacco shop. ( )
그녀는 선물 가게를 차렸어. She set up a present shop. ( )
오는 길에 동네 비디오 가게에 들러 비디오 하나만 빌려 와라. Borrow a video on your way home at a nearby video shop, will you? ( )
그 시장에는 새벽부터 가게들이 문을 열고 손님을 기다린다. People opens their stores and wait consumers to come. ( )
I hope I gave you what you wanted with this text. I'm new and I'm not sure what you were looking for.