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"I'm not good at Korean"
"못" means that it is unable to do something represented by the verb, so "한국어 잘하지 못해요" means that the speaker is unable to speak Korean well. This implies that, at the moment, the ...
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Online Resources for Korean Spelling and Grammar Check
생일 바티를 위해서 케이크를 에쁜 만들 겁니다.그리고 오안
은 니에게 줄 꽃다발을 할 겁니다.
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