je gE & je gA = what is the difference beetween 'jegE& jegA' ?
Anyeonghaseyo! Jeo neun Xixi yeyo.

So.. eumm..... I want to say : "I have a good idea!"

But when I found the way to say that :
Jeo eui 'gA' joh eun saeng gag i isseoyo

- someone said that it was wrong T.T
- and he said the correct one is = Jeo eui 'gE' joh eun saeng gag i isseoyo

What made me confused till now is, what is the difference beetween those 'gA' & 'gE' ?

Thank you, have a nice day ^_^Oh I just realize that (maybe) the correct one is :

jeo E GE joh eun saeng gag i isseoyo
jEGE joh eun saeng gag i isseoyo

What I know is that 'jeo E GE' or 'jEGE' = mean = "TO me"
(Am I right?)

But, if I want to say 'I HAVE an idea' - logically, isn't it more naturall (for me) to say it with 'jeo EUI GA' ? because I think it's mean 'the idea' = is 'MINE'

So, if the correct one is :
jeo E GE joh eun saeng gag i isseoyo

Don't know why but I feel kinda weird when I try to say it, because 'jEGE' = "TO me"

so I think, megically the translation is =
i have an idea TO ME?

aaaa, sorry if I make you confused, but I really want to know the logic beetween these. hehee
(TwT)/

Thanks for reading my question.

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je gE   &   je gA  =  what is the difference beetween 'jegE& jegA' ?
Anyeonghaseyo! Jeo neun Xixi yeyo.

So.. eumm..... I want to say : "I have a good idea!"

But when I found the way to say that :
Jeo eui     'gA'     joh eun     saeng gag     i     isseoyo

-> someone said that it was wrong T.T
-> and he said the correct one is = Jeo eui     'gE'    joh eun     saeng gag     i     isseoyo

What made me confused till now is, what is the difference beetween those 'gA'  &  'gE'  ?

Thank you, have a nice day ^_^Oh I just realize that  (maybe)  the correct one is :

jeo E GE joh eun saeng gag i isseoyo
jEGE joh eun saeng gag i isseoyo

What I know is that 'jeo E GE' or 'jEGE' = mean => "TO me"
(Am I right?)

But, if I want to say 'I HAVE an idea' -> logically, isn't it more naturall (for me) to say it with 'jeo EUI GA'  ? because I think it's mean 'the idea' = is 'MINE'

So, if the correct one is :
jeo E GE joh eun saeng gag i isseoyo

Don't know why but I feel kinda weird when I try to say it, because 'jEGE' = "TO me"

so I think, megically the translation is =
i have an idea TO ME?

aaaa, sorry if I make you confused, but I really want to know the logic beetween these. hehee 
(TwT)/

Thanks for reading my question.

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oh..well....
You can say,

* (저에게) 좋은 생각이 있어요.
* (나한테) 좋은 생각이 있어.

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Anyeonghaseyo! Jeo neun Xixi yeyo.
안녕하세요! 저는 씨씨예요.
~~~~~~
Hi!

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Ah sure!! I am sure we can be good friends

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Yes, learning the alphabet and writing system is absolutely essential to learning and using the language. The point of language is to communicate, but without this skill, reading and writing will be lost upon you. I don't read English sentences in the Cyrillic alphabet, and trying to write Korean in the Latin alphabet is very confusing and jumbled. It looks like gibberish really^^ 한글 is a wonderful part of Korean history. Perhaps we can exchange resources and be learning buddies :)

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@Gertie :
Hello!! Ahh that's a good idea, I think I need it ('w')

Thanks for your concern hehee.