The Giveaway Thread - Week 46

[Princess Mipha]

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[Zura]

Are Valentine's rose like Christmas lights?

I believe so

 

[Cheryll]

느낌 (neukkim) = feeling

So, English has here, there and over there. Welp, here it is.
이 (i) is for when an object is near
그 (geu) is when the object is somewhat farther from the speaker.
저 (jeo) is when the object is faraway.

You can add 저 to ~기 (~gi) and ~건 (~geon) to get
저기 (jeogi)
저건 (jeogeon)
to describe something faraway.

Both 이 and 그 can be added to ~건 to get
이건 (igeon)
그건 (geugeon)

For ~기,
여기 (yeogi) is used for close
거기 (geogi) is for somewhat faraway from speaker.

I think I messed up some grammar rules though.

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I believe so

Ah ok

 

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[Cheryll]

시간을 달려서 (shiganeul dallyeoseo)

시간 (shigan) = time
~을 (~eul) = object particle with verb
달려하다 (dallyeohada) = run, sprint
~서 (~seo) = I don't know what that means.

 

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[Cheryll]

19 more unread notifications then I have 100 unread notifs.

 

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[Zura]

I got one rose last year for my bday and was like awwwwwww

 

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[Cheryll]

I got one rose last year for my bday and was like awwwwwww

That's nice! :3

 

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[Cheryll]

I wish I had 0.5 text size

[SIZE=0.5]nope[/SIZE]

 

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[Cheryll]

just testing if this works

 

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[StarlitGlitch]

BTW if you're making a bowl of Italian ice three lemons with no sugar is too much. Learned that the hard way

 

[Emolga59]

Whoop

 

[StarlitGlitch]

I love lemon guy