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Articles tagged with: Korean songs

Korean songs and lyrics, Super Junior »

[28 Jul 2009 | 2 Comments | 1,562 views]

Super Junior K.R.Y - Dreaming Hero (꿈꾸는 히어로 ) is one of Korean drama - Partner OST and Super Junior K.R.Y - Dreaming Hero Partner OST music video is just released. Hence, let’s learn Korean by listening Korean songs. This song is very nice and in Korean 꿈꾸는 히어로 in English means Dreaming Hero. 꿈꾸다 in Korean means dream. 히어로 is equal to English - hero. It is an English words pronounced in Korean. Do you know How are English words pronounced in Korean?
Super Junior K.R.Y - Dreaming Hero (Partner …

Korean songs and lyrics, Shinee »

[21 Jul 2009 | No Comment | 1,490 views]

Korean songs - Shinee Stand By Me is one of Korean Drama - Boys over flowers original sound track. There are total of 13 original Boys Over Flowers OST and the additional OST. Recommended are bad - SS501, Paradise (Boys Over Flowers Main theme) - T-Max, Lucky - Ashily and Stand By Me - SHINee.This is a nice Korean song. If you have followed Emagasia Korean Language - Learn Korean Lesson, try to sing this song by looking at the Korean alphabets. Boys Over Flowers is a nice Korean …

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뭐라고 하셨어요? [ mwo-ra-go-ha-syeo-sseo-yo ] – Pardon me? (Lit. What did you say?) When asking others to repeat a message, you can use 뭐라고 하셨어요? Its grammatical form is honorific, but if it is used for people who are older than you or with higher status, it may sound impolite. So it is better to say it as softly as possible. I am looking for guest writers who are willing to contribute photos, articles or information for this blog. If you interested to be one, just use our Submit Form to submit document files of the article.