주말 CGV에서 한국영화를 봤다 일요일 밤에 엘에이 CGV에서 쎄시봉​을 봤어요. 그 건 괜찮았어요. 뮤지션 이야기 재미 있었어요. 아, 그리고, 메트로역에도 팀조형님를 봤어요???! 몰라!!! 그래도 너무 멋지다. 아무 그 사람은 팀조를 꼭 닮았어요... 우와 쌍둥이! Sunday night, I saw "쎄시봉/C'est Si Bon" at LA CGV. It was fine. The musician story was interesting. Ah, and, at the Metro Station also, I saw Tim Jo? I don't know!!! Even still, very cool. Maybe the person looks exactly like him? Wow twins!

라디오 방송 오늘 시간이 별로 있어요. 근데 이 걸 써요. 어제 난 라디오로 한국 스포츠 방송을 들었요! 아주 조금 알아 들었어요. 그 방송은 야구에 관해 이야기를 해요. 좀 재미 있어요. 그렇지만 가끔 못 알아 들었어요!! 한국말로 들어는 너무 어리어워요! Today I have a lot of time. I will write this. Yesterday I listened to a Korean Sports Broadcast on the radio! I understood just a little bit of what I heard. That broadcast was talking about baseball. It was a little interesting. But sometimes I didn't know what I heard!! Listening in Korean is very difficult!

도와 주세요! Sentence Corrections 안녕핫세요~ This was an exercise from my textbook I need help correcting! I can only make basic sentences right now so any simple help would be great! I was supposed to try to make a sentence based on phrase I was given. 1. 밤에 - 내 방에서는 밤에 책을 주로 읽어요. I mostly read in my room at night 2. 부모님하고 - 저는 보통 부모님하고 저녁을 먹어요. I usually eat dinner with my parents. 3. 은행에서 - 은행에서 친구들을 안 봐요. I don't see friends at the bank. 4. 테이블 위에 - 테이블 위에 종이 많이 있어요. There are many papers on the table. 5. 펜으로 - 난 편지를 펜으로 써요. I write letters in pen. 6. 대학교에서 - 대학교에서 학생들이 정치학을 배워요. At college, the students learns politics. 7. 분필로 - 이 선생님은 보통 분필로 써요. Mr. Lee usually uses chalk. 8. 회사에- 나는 그 회사에 안 나가요! I do not attend that company! 9. 공원에서 - 가끔 공원에서 산책을 해요. Sometimes I take a walk in the park. 10. 비행기로 - 난 라스베이거스에 비행기로 가요. I go to Las Vegas by airplane. 11. 정열적으로 - 그 가수는 정열적으로 불러요. That singer sings passionately. 12. 경제학이랑 러시아말 - 저는 경제학이랑 러시아말 안 배워요! I am not learning economics and Russian Language. 13. 개하고 - 할머니는 언제나 개하고 산책을 하세요. Grandmother always walks with the dog. 14. 뉴욕 쪽으로 - 이 비행기가 뉴욕 쪽으로 가요. This plane goes toward New York. 15. 다른 기차로 - 서울에 다른 기차로 가요. The other train goes to Seoul. 16. 무엇으로 - 일본말은 무엇으로 배우세요? With what do you learn Japanese? 17. 영어로 - 다시 한번 영어로 말씀 하세요. Say it one more time in English. 18. 친구하고 - 레스토랑에서 친구하고 먹어요. I eat with my friend at the restaurant. 19. 오른 쪽으로 - 화장실 바로 옆에 오른 쪽으로 하세요! Go immediately to the right at the restroom. 20. 오늘하고 내일 - 오른하고 내일 한국말은 공부를 열심히 해요. Today and tomorrow I study Korean Language diligently. 21. 그림 밑에 - 그림 밑에 책상이 있어요. Under the picture is a desk. 22. 항상 - 항상 밤늦게 텔레비전을 봐요. I always watch TV late at night.

반역해서 means? So I received a message from a Korean friend. One part said: 이것도 번역해서읽을수있죠? ㅎ If I'm not mistaken, is this asking if I am using a translator and able to read what is being said? And would I be able to simply reply back as 네, 난 번역해서. 괘찮아요. 나는 한국말 잘못 해요! 그래도 한국말 연습해야 돼요!! ㅋㅋㅋㅋ Thank you!

뻥소리 / 뻥짜 안녕하세요! I was reading a jar's 뚜껑 and there was reference to a "뻥소리" which I think means popping sound? Then when I went to Daum dictionary, "뻥짜" came up when I searched "뻥" It said 뻥짜 means something that is a useless failure... how would this be used in a sentence? And is 뻥자 used often? What about 뻥? 감사합니다!Also, the whole label said "뚜껑을 차음 열대 뻥소리가 나야 정상입니다" Does this mean "When the lid is first opened, the popping sound is normal." ??? I'm having trouble with 나야

영화관!! 오늘 메이즈 러너 보고 있어! 나는 영화관 안에 있어!!! **** "Today I saw Maze Runner. I am at the movie theater."

Which is better... 미친 젊은이 or 미친 아이 ? Hello. So I need to figure out which one is more correct. For example.. let's say I want to say we are "the crazy young people" like as in youngster/youth/teenager..... would i use 미친 젊은이 or 미친 아이 ? I'm thinking 미친 젊은이? Becaause 아이 is more like children? And if I wanted to say "We are crazy young people" would 우리는 젊은 미친 be correct?

Need help with music terms! (Korean) Hello! So, I have just started learning Korean and am not very good. I am quite frustrated because I have recently met a Korean friend on Facebook, who also does music (like I do) So basically he told me he does not know english, but he asked me if I am a musician and how he would like to hear my songs. (I assume he may have used a translator) So my three questions are: 1.) How do I say "I am learning Korean, but do not know very much." A quick search brought up: 나는 한국어를 배우고 있어, 그런데 아직 조금 밖에 몰라 is that correct? 2.) How do I say "I have recently started working on music with a producer in studio and hope to have more music done soon. I am barely starting out and trying to take music seriously. I can send you the first song I have worked on so far and you can tell me what you think." 3.) Also, how would I tell him "I also like your music and hope that one day we can collaborate on a song!" Thank you for any help you can provide!! :)