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Rent Video Games Like Netflix
Is there a netflix for CDs and records?
You know how on netflix you can rent movies for like 5$ a month and you can rent as many movies as you want as long as you return them. I didn't describe it perfectly, but you know. And gamefly is pretty much the exact same thing for video games. Is there a company like that for CDs (and maybe even vinyl records) bcuz if there is, that would be like my magical holy grail in the sky, cuz I love music and I love physical music (CDs, vinyls) and I also hate illegal download websites like Limewire, Frostwire, Napster because in my opinion those things are ruining the music industry which I would like to maybe be a part of one day (I'm 16) and because of the freakin internet, record stores are also disappearing. I just hope the music industry can stay alive during my lifetime. I've seen stuff of the old days, god it seemed great, and Napster and iTunes came along and ruined everything
The music industry is not dead ... it just smells funny.
No, there is no Netflix for CD(s) or Records.
Reality check. There is no viable business model for giving away content for free. Artists of the future will not have the same opportunities as Artists in the past.
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Although there are many ways to say that I will only tell you simple ones.
Polite:
- (something) 를 좋아합니다 is "I like ____"
(~rul joh-ah-ham-ni-da)
You can also add 저는 (Joeh-noon) in front which means 'I' (formal way).
Informal:
~를 좋아해
(~rul jo-a-heh)
~를 싫어해
(~rul shil-a-heh)
Here, too, you can add 나는/난 (Na-noon/Nan) which also means 'I' but mostly used when speaking to someone younger or you know very well.
And your examples can be translated as:
I like video games =
(Polite)저는 비디오 게임 좋아합니다
(Informal)난 비디오 게임 좋아해
Hope I helped