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Korean Level 1 Seoul National Univeristy
Korean Level 1 Seoul National Univeristy
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Hello, How Do You Do?
Hello, how do you do?
My name is Youngsook Kim.
Nice to meet you, Youngsook
Jam Wilson.
Tam English
I study Korean.
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2 isa term of address that can be added at the end of someone's name
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= Yet /U4 Care sentence endings. The alternative form — ¥ tf is added to verb stems ending with a vowel
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