“Teenagers who volunteer their time feel a sense of fulfillment that connects them to their communities.” That seems very moral.
Basic Korean Before You Learn:
Hi : 안녕하세요 Pronounced: annyeonghaseyo
How are you: 어떻게 지내 Pronounced: eotteohge jinae
Why?: 왜? Pronounced: wae
you: 당신 Prounounced: dangsin
Thank you:
감사합니다! Pronounced : gamsahabnida!
I'll use me and one of my sisters as an example if that's okay. (also, I only have . between every word my sister says because she talks really fast.)
Me: "Why are you so upset?"
Sister: "I'M.NOT!.LEAVE.ME.ALONE!"
Me: "Come now, and tell me, or do I have to get Mammaw?"
Sister: "No.I.Don't.Want.To.Tell.You.I.Said.Leave.Me.Alone!"
Me: "What ever. Eventually, I'll find out."
Basically, or at least in my adopted family, the females like to yell when they're upset or angered, and when they're in a good mood, they talk as if they never yelled in their life. I know it's not the same for all females, because I don't do it and I have friends who don't do it.
Explanation:
I will translate the words in english so you can see which best completes the sentence
vita est necesse- life is not necessary
aspirare est necesse- the need to breathe
aspirate est necesse- supports necessary
vivit est necesse- it is alive
