금년은 지금에 금요일. This year, today is friday. 금년은 지금에 금요일. does this make sense?

조금. number or size? Does 조금 mean a little amount( of something) or it is a small (thing)?

some online dictionary http://www.zikkir.net/words/Z:Main_Page Or this one http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Wiktionary:Main_Page Shows definitions and most of the conjugation endings for Korean. I am not sure about the other languages.

Intro! About meeee! 안녕하세요! This is C Lee, I am interested in finding some new friends on this website, so everyone is welcome to be my friend haha! But just to let you know, I am interested in learning Korean and in exchange I will teach you English. A little bit about myself, currently studying engineering at Uni and I picked up Korean because I'm interested in their kpop, dancing and kdrama! Well hope you are interested thank you! 안녕하세요! C Lee 예요.한국어를 배우고 싶어요.지금 대학교에 한국어 공보해요.감사합니다. This is all I know so far!

과일 주스입니까 or 과일 주스습니까? i'm trying to write this the polite formal way the polilte informal way is 과일 주스에요? 감사합니다!

여러분! 어느 나라에서왔어요? You can say anything! But it will be helpful for me if you answer it in Korean. =] My answer: 호주에서 왔어요!

저거? if i am asking someone what is that object over there?(저거 뭐예요?), does it mean the object is next to the person im speaking to or is it also further away from them as well?

What is the difference between these endings -이에요,-있어요 하구 -세요? I know -이에요 is for the characters ending for constants and -예요 is for vowels. i think this ending is used for a statement? For -있어요, I think it is to say I have. and -없어요is the opposite. and for -세요? I'm not sure what it means, to ask for something as well? Is there any other ending I should know of? 감사합니다!

안여하세요! 반갑습니다! 뭐 해요? Hello! Pleased to me you! What are you doing? Just started learning Korean! I hope you guys will help me out :D