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obsessed. (O.O)
Saturday, January 31, 2009 | 1:12 AM
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is it just my imagination, or is singapore really having more and more koreans... (-.-)"-
yeah this is lame. but~ i realise, in my short trip to bukit panjang plaza and back home just now, i saw:
on bus 176: a korean family of 3.
in macdonalds: a korean family of 3 and 3 korean friends.near my house: 2 korean kids.it's like ............... i remember there didnt used to be so many koreans existing in singapore... (O.O)
and then all of a sudden i realise the amount of koreans that take the 963 bus...
at least 8. (-.-)|||
ok this one im quite sure is last time i never notice. hahas.
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learning korean is fun~!!! but, the problem is i dont even know if im pronouncing some words correctly...
hahas nvm i shall ask the korean students frm suncheon maesan middle school nxt tuesday! XD
getting overly obsessed to the point that im
envious of people born in korea... LOL! (>.<)
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i have a confession to make.
i have become a fan of lee jun ki!(omg!)



ahahas.
oopsie~ (X
he's really a very nice, real and hardworking person, not like those 耍大牌 de actors/singers.
(^o^)
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Korean Greetings~!안녕하세요 (An-nyung-ha-se-yo):
Hello, actually also means how are you. (no matter it is morning, afternoon or night.)
안녕하심니까 (An-nyung-ha-shim-ni-kka):
How are you? (formal)
잘 지넸습니까 (Jal ji-nes-sum-ni-kka):
How are you? (less formal but still polite)
(Choe-neun Chenxi ye yo.):
My name is Chenxi. (i apologise i cant find
한글 for this one... cos my comp cant type
한글!! D:
만나서 반갑습니다 (Ma-na-soe pan-gap-seum-ni-da):
Nice to meet you.
잘 자요 (Jal-ja yo):
Good night. (means sleep well!)
안녕히 가세요 (An-nyung-hi ka-se-yo):
Good-bye, said when someone leaves and u stay.
안녕히 계세요 (An-nyung-hi-ke-se-yo):
Good-bye, said when u leave and someone stays.
안녕 (An-nyung):
Hello or Good-bye. (less formal, never said to someone older or unfamiliar)
다음에 봐요 (da-u-me ba-yo):
See you next time!
heh heh. XD
다음에 봐요!;thepeabrainner
ps. i really wonder if i will pass my maths and bio tests nxt week... (>.<)
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