What does it mean when at sentence ends with 중? I came across the phrase "이렇게 세 명이 모여서 식사를 즐기시는 중!" and I'm wondering how the 중 changes the sentence. And also what's the difference between 즐기는 and 즐기시는? Thank you in advance.

How do you say this in Korean? How do you say, "You did that the wrong way" in Korean? Also, would would you say "He said that he was home."? Thank you in advance!

Can someone please tell me what 예닐곱 means and give an example of its use? I looked it up on wiktionary and it said it meant "six or seven." I have no idea when it's supposed to be used.

How do you say "to stop doing something" In Korean? For instance, what if I wanted to say, "I stopped running yesterday"? Would it be "어제는 달릴 중단했어요"?

How do I adress someone in Korean? I've heard that 당신 is incorrect, but I have a few questions to ask about it. 1. What do I call a stranger who is my age? 2. What do I call a stranger who is older than me? 3. When is it appropriate to use 형/누나 outside of my family? 4. When can I use 당신? Thanks for the answers.

어제... 어제 저는 친구랑 같이 쇼핑몰에 걷고 있었는대 재가 돈이 없었어요. 친구가 돈을 저에게 빌리기 예상하지만 하지 맜어요. 친구 먹은 것을 보야 됬어요. ????

한국말이 아주 어려워 한국말이 아주 어렵지만 좋아해. 한국말을 배우기 재미있어. 아직 많이 단어 몰라. 나중에 선생님 필요할 거야.

How do you put something in quotes in Korean? I'n other words, how do you tell someone, "He said..."? I've heard 고 being used somewhere in sentences like that, but I'm not sure how it works.

What purpose do infinitives like 일어나 and 일어러 serve? I'm wondering about how the infinitive forms in Korean are used in general and is there a difference between 일어나 and 일아러?