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kathrene mae (캐스린 메이 )
what does this mean? pls. write it on english and korean
haengbok hande
chagun
what's the difference between saranghaeyo,saranghamida and saranghae
and what is sarangi?
14 de sep. de 2008 14:03
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Heng-bok = happiness
Heng-bok-ka-da(basic form of the verb) = be happy
Sa-rang(noun) = love
Ee = It's one of Korean postpositions.
For example 'Heng-bok-kan-de Seul-puh' = (I'm) happy but I'm sad
'Heng-bok-ka-da Geun-deh Seul-puh'
We mostly say Geun-de as the meaning of 'but' or 'by the way' in spoken Korean.
I love you
Saranghamnida [Formal]
Sarangheyo [Informal]
Sarangheh, it's said between couples and very close friends. Well… I say it to my parents(I usually don't use the honorific when I talk with them. Ah, except for when I'm scolded :P )
Uh-dduk-ke(=how) Sa-rang-ee Byu-Ne-yo. How does love change.
15 de septiembre de 2008
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kathrene mae (캐스린 메이 )
Competencias lingüísticas
Inglés, Filipino (tagalo), Coreano
Idioma de aprendizaje
Coreano
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