hmm... Could anyone help me with this word please ? "rago" Hi everyone... I have another question, thanks a lot for your kind help ^_^&nbsp; What does &quot;rago&quot; mean ? And I've seen it when pe

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hmm... Could anyone help me with this word please ? "rago" Hi everyone... I have another question, thanks a lot for your kind help ^_^

What does "<em>rago</em>" mean ? And I've seen it when people wants to introduce themselves. " chanun Hanul <em>rago</em> hamnida. " .
I'm really sorry that I can't type it in korean. If my sentence is wrong please correct it for me . Thank you so much.

Comapsomnida.

2009年1月30日 16:35

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반갑습니다. is 반갑다 + 습니다.
습니다 is expression of the honorific title. ( It is one of kerean unique expression )
For exsampe
If someone meets his friend or younger person, he can say always 반갑다.
But if someone meets elder person ( include teacher , boss etc ), he can say always 반갑습니다.

2009年3月12日

well I think I have writen it wrong ... it should be like this : " janeun haneul eelago hamnida". But still I'm not so sure. I don't know it's difference with this sentence " janeun haneul imnida" . that's why I asked what rago means.
Actually korean seems really amazing to me. I really want to know what meaningful syllables are combined to make such phrases . For example " 반갑습니다 " . I really want to know the origin of this phrase, which words are combined to make it. well for now I just memorize it (maybe I simply must do it !? ).
Although I know it's a lot for a beginner to want ... hehe.
Thank you everyone.

2009年2月5日