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    The design of the translation depends on what it is for. Translations of contracts are often drawn up in 2 columns, instructions are typeset one-to-one with the original, many translated drawings are easier to read in the form of a correspondence table. Even if you don't have specific design requirements, use an online translator such as https://www.translate.com/english-korean

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    We have exactly like that in google. Named google translator.

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    Yeah, some it is possible to meet non-English speakers in games. Of course, you can learn any language, it's always good for brain development, but as the first language, I would choose something more popular, for example, Chinese. Check out online Chinese tutors https://livexp.com/skills/chinese, it is a very convenient language learning platform for both children and adults. And I'm sure that this language will definitely come in handy for your daughter.

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    I think learning English is essential nowadays, most games and content are in that language. If you struggle with understanding English, it can be a better solution for you to turn to articles like https://promova.com/english-grammar/...ves-in-english and get a personal study plan. And I believe that it won't take you long to take your English skills to a new level.

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