Translation please~ How do I ask in Korean: Do you offer overseas delivery? Thank you in advance.

-기 vs -는 것 Not sure if this has been asked before but what's the difference between changing verbs to noun using -기 and -는 것? Examples that show their differences/similarities would be nice. (: Thanks in advance!

Is this the right translation? I will stay by your side until you throw me away. 네가 나를 버릴때까지 항상 네옆에 있을 거예요.

Translate to Korean please ~ "I can understand Korean a bit but I cannot speak it well." "저는 한국어 조금 이해하지만...." Thanks in advance ! ^^ 감사합니다 ! ^^

"한테" vs "에게" Does it have the same meaning ? Can it be used interchangeably ? Or do I have to use "한테" and "에게" in different cases ? Thanks in advance ! :D

"If you continue to practice, you will get better at it!" in Korean. Help me >< 계속 연습하면...? I don't know how to continue after this >< Thanks in advance ! :D

"이다" and "있다" I don't know what the difference between these two is. Is it that "이다" means "to be" and "있다" means "to exist/to have" ? Can someone give me some example sentences and tell me when to use them ? Thanks in advance ! ^^

How to ask this in Korean ? "I have one favour." Is it "한 부탁이 있어" or "한 부탁은 있어" or something else ? >< Thanks in advance ! :D

How do you translate this into Korean ? I want to know how to say this in Korean: "2 years is a short journey." Thanks in advance ! (: