When to use 带着?? Hello! I was studying from this https://www.chineseboost.com/grammar/na2-dai4-difference/ and then the last point confused me - '带 can be used with abstract / intangible things.' The example sentences didn't seem to relate and I don't know when I should be including this and when I shouldn't? Can someone please explain?

汉语桥 (竞争) 下个月，我参加竞争！我很忙！我在写我的演讲。它需要是90秒。太长了！ 我很很很紧张了。还有，在竞争是一个考试有4个问题和一个性能（跳舞，唱歌，或者弹乐器） 我会跳舞！我在学一个新疆舞。 一切怎么做？！？

How to say "I'm kidding" How do you say "I'm kidding!" in Chinese? This is really random, but I want to know since I'm a very sarcastic person and should probably say this a lot haha If there isn't a phrase like this in Chinese, is there anything similar? Thanks in advance!!

我的中文老师（李老师） 我的中文老师很疯！我要说话很多但是我仅在学中文了以来九月。我不知道很多话！我的老师要我说话流利地。。。为什么？我不知道。。。我感到很大的压力 :( 我现在有三本中文教科书。。。我很累了！帮我　哈哈

Chinese Bridge Competition (my first notebook entry, so it's probably very wrong haha) 大家好！今天是星期六。我在学一个跳舞从新疆！五月我有一个中文的竞争叫“Chinese Bridge Competition”。如果我赢得，我会飞去中国！在竞争，我需要给演讲，跳舞，和参加考试。我很紧张! 我要赢得。。。哈哈 （这是我跟我的同学，上个星期二)

Important Korean verbs to get me started? Hi everyone! I'm studying Korean on my own through the website talktomeinkorean.com. This is a bit silly, but since the website doesn't actually teach much vocabulary itself, can you guys tell me some important verbs I should memorize? I really only know a few, so anything helps! I just need to expand my vocabulary haha thank you so much in advance!

When in the sentence to use 了？ 你们好！Since I've been learning Chinese, I've probably heard 了a billion times. I pretty much know what it means! Please correct me if I'm wrong. It can indicate the past tense of something: 我吃了！(I ate) It can indicate a sort of change: 我饿了！(I'm hungry! This counts as change because I wasn't hungry, let's say, two hours ago) So with these simple sentences I can use 了 just fine. But when do I use it in longer sentences? Right after the verb, or at the end of the whole sentence? Or does it depend on what I'm saying? If you can, please explain and give me some examples. Thank you so much!

Infinitive form in Korean??? Hi, I have a question that I've been curious about for a while. When I'm watching tv shows and stuff a lot of times I hear a person say a verb in the infinitive (non conjugated, like the verb with '다' still attached) and the English subtitles will say the word conjugated in English? I can't think of specifics but I'm pretty sure this has happened multiple times. Is it just a very casual way that can be used for present tense? Please explain! I hope I wasn't too confusing! I might just be hearing it wrong haha

Using the infinitive form of verbs??? Hi, I have a question that I've been curious about for a while. When I'm watching tv shows and stuff a lot of times I hear a person say a verb in the infinitive (non conjugated, like the verb with '다' still attached) and the English subtitles will say the word conjugated in English? I can't think of specifics but I'm pretty sure this has happened multiple times. Is it just a very casual way that can be used for present tense? Please explain! I hope I wasn't too confusing!