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Some questions about speaking korean (mainly grammar)
I know that you can end sentences different ways to be respectful or casual. I know that ending with 요 is respectful and I heard that ending with 습니다 is even more respectful. But sometimes I hear people use these interchangeably while still talking to the same person. 1. Why do they switch them up? 2. Which one should I use when I first meet someone and say hello? 3. Which one should a student use in an essay? 4. How to address your boss?
I also hear sentences that end with 이, can anyone verify when and why it is used?
Thank you in advance ^_^
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요즈음...
안녕하십니까...오늘 엄마이랑 드라마를 보고 있었어요. 정말 흥미롭어요. 엄마 한교가 대한 걱정스럽어요. 위러점헤주세요. >_<
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요리 잘 하세요?
요리 잘 하세요?
저는 엄마 로부터 배우고 싶어요.
제 아빠 밥을 춘비는 가르치었어요.
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개가 그리고 고양이가 (Dogs and Cats)
개가 아주 적극전인이에요.
그들은 정말 재미있다 생각해요.
개가 *or* 아니갖아요.
고양이가 정말 여쁜 그리고 조욤한은.
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How do you say these phrases in korean?
I am a tomboy.
What is your major?
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제 친구 (My Friend)
제 친구는 명랑한. 그브는 일상애 나를 환영해요. 그브는 한국방문해써요. 제 친구를 촣아해요.
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First notebook entry: Introducing myself
Annyeonghasseyo. Je iremeun Tom imnida. Je kompyuteo hanguleul anchihayo. Chwesonghabnida. Na yeojaya. Choomchoogo, noraehago, geurieoyo. Doo chingu hangukreul arayo. Anarayo wae hangukreul anarayo. Hangukeoreul jal hamyeon chohgesseoyo. Annyeonghi gyeseyo.
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