How to say 'I've broken to pieces in korean'?

안녕하세요,can anyone tell me how to say 'I have broken to pieces' like the way you would write it in a song or something meaning that I've lost myself?

I'm busy in korean?

When we want to say 'I'm busy in korean informally do we 바뻐 or 바빠 ? Is it the same formally? It can get really confusing.

please help?

Hello I am yousra ,15 years old I can speak english arabic and french and I can read and write korean but I don't know how to speak it,I only know some words I learned in dramas like: 사랑,난,네가,뚝,미워, 그리고,당진,차기,여자 ,남자 ,개 ,그야니 ,잘 ,말 ,빙워 ,화장실,삼 ,선생님, 학생,학교 ,삭와 ......

And I know korean numbers both in sino and native and korean days 

so please tell me where to start and help me please and I can help you in english arabic or french

past,future and present tense in korean i have learned in howtostudykorean.com that there are past,future and present that are not used when talking to someone instaed the are used in newspapers,diaries and weather repports : present: When the last syllable of the stem ends in a consonant, you add ~는다 to the stem of the word: 먹다 = 먹는다 = to eat (먹 + 는다) 닫다 = 닫는다 = to close (닫 + 는다) When the last syllable of the stem ends in a vowel, you add ~ㄴto the last syllable followed by 다 배우다 = 배운다 = to learn (배우 + ㄴ다) 이해하다 = 이해한다 = to understand (이해하 + ㄴ다) past: add~는다 if the stem ends in a consonant and ~ㄴ다 if the stem ends in a vowel future: add ~겠다 to the stem of a word so what is the conjucation you use when talking to someone ?

how to say shut up in korean ? i hope this question is not rude but just out of curiosity i want to know how to say shut up in korean i already know how to say you are loud but i need to know how to litterly say shut up

i have lost my blossom this is something that i wrote a year ago and i wanted to share it with you: like a blossom falling from the apricot tree i have lost my innocence during my teenage life.I stood still while the color of my soul was turning from pure white to smeared black.That was when i realized that in order to wear a crown,you need to bear its weight.In a simple way in order to buy a thing,you need to afford the price but in my case i didn't know the price until that golden shining crown was put on top of my head and it was so heavy that i couldn't handle it so i fell to the hard solid ground .until i finally knew that my innocence is the weight of the crown that i have wore which is adaption.... by the way:the crown thing i quote it from a korean drama

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Does the sentences in Korean always end in verbs there is exceptions? Does the sentences in Korean always end in verbs there is exceptions and what is the the difference between 는 and 를 thanks in advance.