When's the last time you commented on a lesson or word of the day post?

Hello Steve,

Welcome onboard! I'm sure that you will learn a lot from our lessons.

Enjoy your study and feel free to let us know if you have any inquiries!

Kind regards,

Hyeon Yeong Seo

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Hi,

Just starting the lessons here. Looking forward to the journey and challengers ahead. Trying a few tips as we go.

Steve.

Hi Wesley,

Thanks for sharing with us and being so active!

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Lyn

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I have posted on facebook, youtube videos, lessons...and others! Just started all these lessons this week and already enjoying it.

Hi Finn,

Thanks for posting--we hope our lessons will be helpful in your studies. Please don't hesitate to ask if you have any inquiries.

Cheers,

Lyn

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안녕하세요! I thought it would be a good idea to leave my first comment under this lesson, as I haven't commented on anything yet 😄 I look forward to changing that!

Hi Bianca,

Thank you for leaving the comment!

Looking forward to seeing you often here.

Sincerely,

Cristiane

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😄 I try to comment, but I should do more often!

Hi Desiree,

Word order is pretty flexible in most cases with some rules that the verb is at the end of the sentence and adjectives go before the nouns that they modify. But adverbs can go nearly anywhere in the sentence, but tend towards the beginning.

"나는 그저께 코멘트를 남겼다." or "그저께 나는 코멘트를 남겼다." or "나는 코멘트를 그저께 남겼다."

The above sentences all work. :smile:

감사합니다.

클레어

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나는 그저께 코멘트 남기다. 오늘 나는 코멘트 남기다. I'm not sure where I should put 그저께 and 오늘. When native speaker refers to "today" and "the day before yesterday," where would they naturally put 그저께 and 오늘 in a sentence?

Please answer my question :)

감사합니다~

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Madison

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I commented on... Pronunciation series :D Never on a wotd though!

Are there any Social Network Services in Korean you'd recommend hooking up to? Like a Korean-ey version of Facebook? Cyword still there? Kakaotalk? Would they help?