">implying" en français Bonjour! Je me demande comment on dit ">implying" en français. C'est devrait sembler le mot originale pour préserver la référence (>implying est assez un meme du 4chan). Ex.: ">implying that videos games are fun".

해보시오 x 해보세요 Hello! I'd like to understand the difference between those two words. They should mean the same in the core, right (try to)? But I don't know the function of -시오. Thank you!

Good night in Korean Most sources suggest 잘자요 and similar expressions as standard for "good night" in Korean, but doesn't that only make sense if the person you're talking to is going to sleep? If I'm the one who's going to sleep, can I still use 잘자요? It sounds weird to me, as if you'd be wishing yourself a good night.

태형 (name) + 형 (honorific) = ? How does that work? Would someone say 태형형 or is it just shortened to 태형?

학교로부터 and 작성하는 데 사용한 What does 학교로부터 mean in that context? 졸업 후에 너, 졸업 후에 나 우린 모두다 눈물흘리지 않아 지금 이 순간 우린 학교로부터 이젠 해방이니까 Also, italki asks you to choose the language in which you write your question in this way: 이 질문을 작성하는 데 사용한 언어 What does 작성하는 데 사용한 mean? I can understand the individual words from the dictionary, but when I put these individual meanings together, the sentence doesn't make sense. Thank you!

엄금 and 이끌 What do those words mean? They're onomatopoeia I found on manhwa. (if that changes anything, 엄금 was used twice: "엄금 (...) 엄금") Thank you!

Meaning of 어느 때 What does 어느 때 mean? The full sentence is 엑소 수호 "어느 때보다 많은 활동할 것". Thank you!

놓다 x 두다 and passive voice 1) What's the difference between 놓다 and 두다? 2) What's the difference between 놓이다 and 눕히다? 3) Why does 속다 mean "to be tricked" and 속이다 "to trick"? The same for 숨다 and 숨기다? Since they have -이 and -기, shouldn't they be in the passive voice? Thank you!

Expressing past events with -다고 하다 Hi! I'm wondering how I can express the past tense with verbs before -다고 하다. One could say: 네게 빵을 굽는다고 말했어요. Someone told me they were baking bread. (Sorry if it's not written correctly). But what if I wanted to say "Someone told me they baked bread"? I don't know how to do it, since you're supposed to use the narrative tense with -다고, and apparently it only covers the present and the future tenses. Thank you!!