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" Use this phrase to tell someone "I love you" in Korean. Pronounce the phrase as sah-rahn-gh-aee yoh. In Hangul, "saranghae" is written as, and "saranghaeyo" is written as ." "Saranghae" is a fairly casual way to say "I love you", "saranghaeyo" is a formal way to express the same sentiment, "saranghamnida" is the most formal way to say it. " Use this phrase to tell someone "I like you" in a romantic sense. Pronounce the phrase as nae-ga jo-ha. To write this expression in Hangul, write, . The phrase translates fairly literally to "I like you." This particular expression would only be used in casual settings, however, and only in a romantic context. " This phrase should also be used to tell someone "I like you" in a romantic sense. Pronounce the phrase as dahng-shin-ee joh-ah-yoh. This expression should be written in Hangul as, . This phrase translates closely to "I like you," but in particular, it would be used to indicate a higher level of respect or formality. It would also only be used in a romantic context.

summary: State "saranghae" or "saranghaeyo" or "saranghamnida. Say "nee-ga jo-ah. Be formal with "dang-shin-ee jo-ah-yo.

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You can bring electricity to your yurt by running a line from a main supply to your yurt, or by using a generator. Because this option tends to be expensive, and requires the greatest volume of electrical power, it is the least advisable option for powering your yurt. If you have access to solar or wind energy devices and storage batteries, these are great tools to power your yurt. Although solar/wind power devices are often expensive, these investments are more environmentally friendly than generators. Building fires can provide a steady source of energy for heating your yurt and cooking meals. If you're using wood as your primary source of heating energy, and you're living in a colder environment, expect to go through about 3.5-4 cords of wood. Building fires can also help supplement any of the other energy sources listed above. While the dome at the top of your yurt will allow for plenty of light during the day, you'll need a light-source for nighttime hours. Find suitable gas, battery, or LED lamps that are safe to have inside tents, and keep some candles nearby for emergencies. next to your yurt. If you're committed to a sustainable lifestyle, a well-maintained vegetable garden can provide a complete food supply for you and your other yurt residents. You might also consider a keeping a few animals as well, for milk, eggs, and even meat. Compost all your kitchen and food scraps and use the compost pile to nourish your garden. Your yurt will be a cozy haven away from the hustle and bustle of urban lifestyles, and you'll soon learn to appreciate the joys of self-sufficiency that come from living in nature.

summary: Connect to a main source of energy. Utilize natural energy sources. Find a source of lumber and build outdoor fires. Bring an electric light-source. Grow vegetables Enjoy living in your yurt!

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Straws have become a huge problem in ocean contamination--in fact, they're one of the most common pieces of trash picked up on beaches. Eliminating straw use is easy and straightforward--if you order a drink that comes with a straw, just tell the waiter, barista, or worker that you don't need one. You can also invest in reusable straws made of glass or stainless steel. Instead of ordering coffee in the usual plastic cups and tops, bring your own to-go mug or thermos and ask the cashier to fill it. Insulated tumblers can also keep your beverage hot or cold much longer. Even paper coffee cups are often coated with a plastic resin, so skip these as well in favor of a reusable vessel. Rather than use the dry-cleaner's single-use plastic bags, bring your own fabric garment bag to hold your clothing. You can purchase recycled dry-cleaner bags made of a more durable, longer-lasting plastic online. Bring fewer clothes to the dry-cleaner's to reduce your bag use as well. Although gum was originally made from natural materials such as sap and rubber, manufacturers now use a type of plastic instead. So instead of chewing and throwing away plastic, find a natural brand of gum or just use mints instead.
summary: Skip the plastic straws. Bring a reusable tumbler or to-go mug when you order coffee. Carry your dry-cleaning in a reusable bag. Stop chewing gum.