Q: This is the most common way to say "thank you" in Korean. It's considered polite and formal, so you would use it with adults you don't know. You can also use it with children or people younger than you who you don't know. Korean culture, in general, is more polite and formal than what you might be used to. Use polite, formal language out in public, such as when you're thanking a shopkeeper, server, or sales clerk. (go-map-seum-ni-da) is interchangeable with (gam-sa-ham-ni-da), and can be used in similar situations. While (gam-sa-ham-ni-da) is more common, (go-map-seum-ni-da) is also used frequently. If you're talking to friends with whom you'd normally speak more informally, the politeness of this phrase can communicate more sincere gratitude. You might use it, for example, when thanking a friend for going out of their way to help you with something serious or important. If someone offers you something that you don't want, you should still be polite in your refusal. (a-ni gwaen-chan-seum-ni-da) is appropriate with adult strangers and means, roughly, "no, thank you." To refuse an offer from someone familiar to you, but with whom you should still be polite (such as an older relative or other adult), say (a-ni-yo gwaen-chan-a-yo). If you want to say "no, thank you" to someone your age or younger who you're on familiar terms with, say (a-ni gwaen-chan-a). Never use this phrase with strangers or people older than you, even if you're close to them it will be considered rude.
A: Say (gam-sa-ham-ni-da) in most settings. Switch to (go-map-seum-ni-da) in public when you want. Use (a-ni gwaen-chan-seum-ni-da) to politely turn down something offered.

Q: Mozilla, the company that makes Firefox, has only released it to fit mobile devices of a certain size and only those operating the Android system (other variations have been attempted, but Apple and Amazon have both proven difficult to work with). You may have to enter the Menu screen first. " The option may have different names on certain devices. This will bring up a list of all the major applications on your device. Look for it in the long list of applications, which will usually be listed in alphabetical order. " This will uninstall the program. It should notify you that the action has been completed just a few moments after you touch the option and confirm it.
A: Turn on and unlock your Android tablet. Select the Settings icon. Select "Apps" or "Application Manager. Select Firefox. Touch "Uninstall.

Q: Clear your mind of the stress leftover from your job. If you do get fired, you'll have plenty of time to focus on what makes you happy. You'll get to learn new things about yourself and reassess your career goals. You may find that you want to do something entirely different than the position you were let go from. Focus on your health. Make an exercise routine. Adopt a healthy diet. Get plenty of sleep. Have new experiences. You can enjoy inexpensive adventures like going hiking. Learn new skills you never had time for while you were working. Enjoy some quality time with your family. Being overly focused on work can make you forget the things in life that are really important. If you get fired, you'll have a lot of extra time to connect with your kids, your spouse, your parents and whoever else is an important part of your life. Many of the most successful people in our country have been fired. Sometimes, being fired from a position that doesn't fit you can lead to you finding your true calling. J.K. Rowling was fired from her day job as a secretary and was even homeless for a short period of time before writing the "Harry Potter" books. Michael Bloomberg was fired from an investment bank and used his severance package to start his financial data company. Bloomberg L.P. is now one of the most successful companies on the planet. Having constant fear that you'll be fired can be very detrimental to your self-esteem. When you're out of that job, you'll get a chance to remember how great of a person you really are. The only thing that changes when you get fired is your employment status. You'll find that you're still the same intelligent, capable person you were before you worked there and eventually another company will agree.
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Spend time getting to know yourself. Spend some time with your loved ones. Look up stories of people who succeeded after being fired. Get your confidence back.