Leaving A Trail in Korea
Ralph Waldo's all about leaving a trail, so I'm off to Korea to do just that.
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사랑이 시작될때엔 “내일” 만 보이고,
사랑을 하고있을때엔 “오늘” 만 보이고,
사랑이 끝난뒤엔 “어제” 만 보이더라.
when you start love, you only look forward to “tomorrow”
when you are in love, you only look forward to “today”
when you end love, you only see “yesterday”. -
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Top 100 Most Useful Korean Verbs: 81-90
81. 찾다: to find, to look for
82. 준비하다; to prepare
83. 가지다: to have
84. 기억하다: to remember
85. 꿈꾸다: to dream
86. 시작하다: to start
87. 끝나다: to finish
88. 보내다: to send
89: 사용하다: to use
90: 팔다: to sell
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Cherry blossoms at Namsan - Seoul
by Seoul Korea(Source: patteronmytinroof)
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