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26 Dec 2017
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How do I answer to 무슨 과에요 if someone asked me what I'm studying at university..?
How do I answer to 무슨 과에요 if someone asked me what I'm studying at university..?
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Yap exactly, What is your major?
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That question is what is your major subject.
If you study computer engineering, you say like this
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