What does this mean? Ello, as you all know I'm quite the Curious George about everything. I saw this posted and tried to decipher it myself, but I can't make sense of it. Any help from my lovely Korean friends? 첫사랑을 떠올리면 연상되는 색깔이나 노래

다시: 한국어 연습 설명: 오늘 하늘은 회색입니다. 비가 내리고, 바람이 불어요. 난 싫어! 다를 날씨 제발. 이미 전 질렸어요. 나는 수프를 먹고 싶어요. That is all my brain may handle today, friends. 안녕히계세요 =)

practicing korean..I am still a poor study.. 안녕하세요, CAVIAR입니다. 전 영국에서 왔어요. 저는 학생입니다. 나 한극를 공부합니다..? 잘 모르겠어요. 아직 이해가 안돼요. ᅲᅲ 글쎄요..오늘, 만나서 반갑습니다! 제가 한 말 맞아요?

Requesting a translation.. I was silly and posted 한국어 학습 on my twitter.. I recieved: 트위터시작한지얼마안되셧나바 in reply.. Could someone please, Please be a friend and translate this for me. I have no idea where to even start when there are no spaces between words.

A friendship question for Korean etiquette. 감사합니다 Ello everyone. Is it polite to thank someone for their friendship i.e. "Thanks for being my friend." in Korea? If so, what would one say?

Have I written this correctly..? 탐사하다 becomes (in the present) 내가 탐사함....? (in the future) 탐사할......? (in the past) 탐사했....?

어렵다 다르다 지저분하다 안녕하세요! 제 이름은 Caviar 입니다. 난 한국말을 배우는것을 좋아한다. 거니와 내 호버크라프트는 장어로 가득 차 있어요 O.o .... 잘 자요

Practicing my Korean (without Google translate haha) 나는 놀라워요 해요. I have learned noun indicators (는/를) because of this site! I had no idea they existed until I stumbled upon them in someone else's question. (Remember, I am at a child's level with this language.) I am having a hard time with the versions of how to say "you". 너 is to be used among friends, but what if I am speaking to a colleague or someone of authority? 그것은 복잡해요. The phrases I have found (thank you to the internet and you lovely people) are wonderful to memorize, but I am not learning to *read* and *understand* the language. Does anyone have any tips on how to go about this adventure?

Verb Conjugation of "쓰다" ? I am asking in the sense of, in English as well as Spanish and French we "conjugate the verb" to to proper pronoun. Il est/Elle est, He is/She is, etc. Is this also true in Korean? If so, how do I attempt this correctly?