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how do you say "How are you?" in Korean? After saying Hello to someone how would i respond with a "How are you?" and any possible terms in which they would say back? (Im good, Im fine, Great, etc.)
December 10, 2012
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How do you say this in Korean? How can I love someone this much? Is it true? Am I just hypnotized? Of course not I’m just trying to allow myself to feel Feeling this way is ideal I hope it’s the same for you I love you. Please include the Romanization of the word and Hangul, but mainly the Romanization
November 30, 2012
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Warning this is a little bit long. But how do you translate these lyrics into Korean. Laugh at me, when I don’t give the joke right Smirk at me, when I sleep talk at night Smile at me, when I say everything is alright Its ok, please just be my baby. No matter what I say or do, My heart will always feel this way for you, this way for you, No matter how far I have to walk, I will do anything to just talk, To you… So listen to me please and… Stroke my hair and touch my face I will always remember that place Just give me a look in the eyes And kiss me by surprise Turn my love into reality And make feel serenity As you make me fall hard All the way from the start. Please translate into the Romanization and Hangul. But the Romanization is the most important one.
November 30, 2012
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How do you say the followingquestions/sentences Questions: What time is it? Do you speak english? Where is it? Sentences/terms: Your welcome! (after being thanked) Congratulations! I like you I love you I don't know Im sorry Welcome! (as a greeting) Just a little (After being asked "Do you speak Korean" Thankyou, this would help a lot :)
November 25, 2012
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How can you combine these words in sentences? For speaking in a sentence, how do you put together these words. Im and your. For example: Im happy Your happy And how can you ask this as a question? Are you? For example: Are you happy?
November 25, 2012
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What is the translation to these conjunctions? And, but, or, for, nor, yet, and so
November 25, 2012
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First notebook entry: Introducing myself Hello, Im learning Korean because i hope to visit Korea for about 2-3 weeks. My native language is English and i grew up in America. I enjoy dancing, watching movies, and listening to Korean music. I also watch Korean shows, dramas, and movies.
November 25, 2012
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