How do you say that phrase in korean? How do I say in korean: " In the past, because of my plans to go to Korea, I stopped playing and I've been studying korean until now. " Specially the part "I stopped playing and I've been studying korean until now".

"결혼관의 변화" 무슨 뜻이에요? I know its something with wedding but I can't understand what "결혼관" means.

how to say 'moments before x happens'? I want to say 'a man who can go back in time moments before a life-threatening incident' in korean, how can I write this properly?

What is the diference of 매장 and 가게? When I saw 매장 in one article, the translation could be store or shop, but I knew the word "가게" previously. Which one is more used?

'금새' 땀이 많이 났다고 했는데, 무슨 뜻이에요? I'm reading a text about summer and the person says: "그런데 제가 땀이 많이 나요. 특히 손에. 그래서 누구… 악수 하는 것도 참, 제가 불편하게 느낄 때 가 많고 같이 데이트를 하러 가도 와이프 손을 잡으면 금새 땀이 많이 나서 되게 불편해져요." What does it means 금새 땀이?

what 상 and 하 means? I`m reading 소녀의 세게, a webtoon posted on naver and the chapter 6 is called "화이트데이 거북이 사탕(상)" and the next one is "화이트데이 거북이 사탕(하)". The chapters 8 and 9 have the same thing. So what does 상 and 하 means?

너무 많이 알려고 하면 다쳐요~ what does it really mean? The translation is "If you try to know to much you`ll get hurt" right? When is this phrase usualy used and what did the person intend to say?

what '펑펑' means? Even though it's already the end of February, today in Korea it's snowing. What did the news mean with "오늘 중부지방에는 함박눈이 펑펑 쏟아졌습니다."? And what about specifically '펑펑'?

what is the correct use of 상품/제품 ? Also, what is the difference between: ~ 구매하다/사다 ~ 가격/값 ~ 배송되다/ 보내다 ~ 판매되다/팔다 I saw some of those words in an article and I realized I already knew another way of saying it most of them. So, in the end, whats is the difference? It's just the origin, the formality or something else?