What is flytande honung? It translates as "liquid honey", but not sure if that's just a literal translation or how it should actually be translated/described. If that is the correct translation, then out of curiousity, what exactly is flytande honung?

How do you say "tour" in Korean? Like if you were going on a tour of a city, what word would you use?

"I feel alone."을 한국말로 뭐라고 해요? It doesn't really seem to translate into Korean too well ... so what could I say to express, "I feel alone" in Korean.

함께 vs. 같이 What's the difference?

나는 오늘의 하루가 뭐했다. 오늘의 아침, 우리 집에서 베이컨와 감자는 요리했고 방금 나를 내 친구들이 만났어요 ... 10시에 다들 왔어요. 자주 나와 내 친구들은 같이 나가요. 오후 1시에 돌아왔고 참 재미있었어요! 그리고 우리가 집에 돌아왔을 때 이야기했어요. "오빠 ... 김칫국 마시지마!" ㅋㅋㅋ 우리 친구가 우리를 너무 숙제는 주었어요. 하지만, 우리 친구는 정말 좋은 선생님이에요. 우리 선생님은 우리가 정말 좋아해요! ... 지금 부엌에서 나는 청소하고 있어요. - P.S. It's a little random ... and I don't expect this all to be right, I'm just excited to submit my first notebook entry. ^^ I hope you at least understand what I wanted to say!! ㅜㅜ If you speak English as well here's what I tried to write: (This morning, I was cooking at the house before my friends met me.. everyone came at 10 o'clock. Often, me and my friends go out together. We came back at 1pm and we had a lot of fun! And when we got home, we talked. "Oppa ... don't get ahead of yourself!" Our friend gave us too much homework. But, our friend is a really good teacher. We really like our teacher, ... Right now I'm cleaning the kitchen.)

한국어 vs. 한국말 I know the direct translation of both words ... but Koreans seem to use them similarly, at least in conversation. Can I use 한국어 and 한국말 interchangeably? Or only in certain context? Or not at all?

Multiple verbs in one sentence. Could you give me a few example maybe of a few ways to use more than one verb in one sentence. I have an idea of how to make certain sentences ... and others I have no idea where to start. Please help~! 감사합니다 ^^ -Tane테인

What should I use? 지금 or 이제 지금 seems to be more commonly used, but both words appear to have the same meaning and seem to be used the same way as well. I'm curious to what the difference is, or if there is even one at all. o: Thank you in advance~ 감사합니다 ^^ -Tane테인