It s a piece of cake for everyone in Chinese .

1.(go) + past tense) = went.

2.What kind of rice is delicious? Among them is the taste. The addition of can be omitted, and the addition has an emphasis on the effect.

3.Because the in is a closed syllable, it is added

Adverb specifically.

4.Is it?

It is a particle, and it is not written separately from the particle.

5.Proximal referential pronouns here.

6.The atmosphere is good.

This sentence is a double main sentence sentence, the big subject is this shop) after it is omitted, and the small subject is atmosphere) If you give the complement it becomes:

There is one rule in the usage of : if it is a double subject sentence, the big subject is used for , and the small subject is used for , and the narration of the sentence is usually an adjective. (That is.)

Shop. 7.Adverb already.

Measure word cup. where is the end of the word honorific.

8.No, the number of times and the measure word must be separated.

9.He verb to order order.

Can this be understood as ordering food?

10.Exonents noun salad.

11.The end of the word "do" translates to "What drink do you want to drink?"

12.Noun Everybody.

Adverb all, all, total.

Here is the second paraphrase.

13.What does mean in this sentence?

Check your spelling).

1.is a whole, cannot be separated, indicates the future, speculates and speaks of the will.

2.It's delicious.

3.It is a particle, it means especially, it means emphasis.

4.Is it? It is also a particle, and it also means. Connecting with the preceding subject is not necessary.

5.That's what it means here.

6.It is a particle, which means a small shop.

7.And the meaning of the cup is already and cup, respectively. Yes plus past tense variations, showing respect.

1. That's like the Chinese side.

2, Is the food delicious? You can not add 3, isn't it a particle! It is featured.

4, oh yes, yes? If you add a space (pronounced in Chinese, see (I also) and (also)) are all the same meaning.

5, Yes here.

6, The particle is the place

Next time I'll tell you that I'm going to class.

We didn't see anything, only the vertical bars, not the Korean you spoke. So I can't translate it for you.

Wouldn't it be nice to find a Korean translator? and still wasting time here.

Korean ??What's skinny? What the hell!

What the hell?? I can't understand the majors, it's all frames.

12 times a quarter and divided by a sixth.

12 times 4 times 1/5.

Hello New Standard Korean Chinese is easier to understand than Yonsei Korean, more vivid, and more suitable for self-study.

It is recommended to start learning standard Korean Chinese, standard Korean Chinese to the second to third, intermediate level, and then use Yonsei's 3 and 4

Yonsei is still a little more difficult, and it is more suitable for situations where there is a teacher to teach.

The answer should be a

This is a customary usage, with 110-meter (note the singular) as an adjective. Other usages such as:

a 10-meter tree: a ten-meter-tall tree.

When a has a conjunction, the singular is used, and the 110-meter hurdle here refers to the name of the project, so it should be used with a conjunction, so a should be chosen.

It depends on the degree of self-study, the same is the completion of learning, but the quality of learning varies from person to person Let's give you a reference: I finished level 5 in the Korean Chinese School of Yonsei University, a total of 1 year and three months, only morning classes every day, weekends and weekends, this is equivalent to the fifth textbook you have learned, how long did it take you to read six books and how hard did you work If you learn seriously, like me, you can understand most of the Korean dramas now, variety shows involve some Korean colloquial slang and the speed of speech is fast, so it is slightly difficult, The basic meaning of a song can be understood, but it is difficult to say a single sentence because Korean lyrics are not strictly made in accordance with grammar.

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