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은 and 는 Help please! [ 내일은 저는 일해요. [nae-il-eun jeo-neun il-hae-yo] = “As for tomorrow, I work.” Here, 내일 [nae-il], tomorrow, is followed by 은 [eun], is a topic, but not the subject of the verb 일하다 [il-ha-da], “to work” because it is not “tomorrow” that works but “I” that work. ] This is from a pdf file from talktomeinKorean can someone please explain this to me?
5 กุมภาพันธ์ 2016
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예요and 이에요 When do you add 이에요or 예요? I know u add it to a noun to say this is ____ but how do I know if i'm supposed to use 예요 or 이에요? Thank youI'm probably wrong buT Do i use ye yo when the ending of the english word???????????????? is a vowel i'm so confused ; v ;
5 กุมภาพันธ์ 2016
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잠시만요. and 잠깐만요. Can someone tell me the difference? Like certain scenarios where they are used? Thank you!
1 กุมภาพันธ์ 2016
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커피 안 좋아 and 커피 안 좋아요 Hi i'm learning korean and i saw this example 커피 안 좋아해요? it means "You don't like coffee?" And it's written in formal way (?) So as a reply i'd like to say "No I don't like coffee" rather than saying 네(Yes) I'd like to say something longer like 'I don't like coffee' Is 커피 안 좋아 informal? will adding 요 make it formal or will it sound unnatural?Also 커피 좋아 is 'I like coffee' or does it sound unnatural?By replying with "아니요" am i saying I like coffee?
31 มกราคม 2016
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E > K How to say -He's so handsome I'm gonna die -Oh my god he's so handsome -Oh my god why is he so handsome -His fashion sense is good -He is so tallPlease help me! Thank you
31 มกราคม 2016
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Name in Korean, Please help! My name is Mel how do i write that in hangul?
30 มกราคม 2016
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