Difference between 라고 생각해요 and 다고 생각해요 Hi! I am a little confused about the difference about these two endings. Examples: 음계는 음악의 기초라고 생각합니다. 김치전은 맵지 않다고 생각했어요. Is 라고 for attaching to nouns and 다고 for verbs? Thank you :)

How does one write these in Hangul? How do you pronounce this? - Odeokke parumheyo? How do you say ____ in Korean? -igotseul ____ hangugoroh odeokke palheyo? -Hangumal odeokkeyo? Could you please write it down? -Gugoseul sojulheyo?

How would I answer this question? Question: "아침 드셨습니다?" Thank you!

How to say. . . "I should go to the beach." "I should have gone to the beach." "I should eat more fruit." "I should have eaten more fruit." "You should listen." "You should have listened." I I know 'I' is 저는 in this case, and the verb basic form for 'go' is '가다' and the verb for 'eat' is '먹다' and to 'listen' is '듣다' and beach might be '바닷가에' and that fruit will be '과일을'. How to I put that correctly?

한국어 문제 '같아워', '같애가', '곁에가' 무엇이 다른가요? I'm trying to say: Korean Question (I would also like to know how to say 'Question About Korean' What is the difference between '같아워', '같애가', and '곁에가'? Thank you in advance!