My Day 제 하루 오늘은 목요일이에요. 저는 7시에 일어났어요. 그 다음에 집에서 커피를 마셨어요. 9시에 친구들하고 같이 아침을 먹었어요. 음식이 아주 멋있어요! 11시에 일에 갔어요. 정나감 가게에 일해요...정말 지루해요! 하지만 돈을 벌어야 유학을 갈 수 있어요. 지금 4시 30분이에요. 12시부터 지금까지 한국어를 공부했어요! 보통 7시에 일이 끝나요. 목요일이 싫어요!

How do I say "I work at a toy store"? My Korean teacher asked me "무슨 일 해요??" which I am assuming is "what do you do?" because we were talking about how I like to study during my shifts because they aren't busy. I want to say "I work at a toy store. It's very boring (today I only had three customers), but I need to make money so I can study abroad!" Could I say: 저는 장난감 가게에서 일해요...너무 지루해요 (오늘 고객 세 명만 있었어요)! 그런데....(I don't know how to say the last part)

How do I say this? I want to say "I am living in Seoul for 4 months and then I will go home" Could I say "저는 서울에서 4월 살고 집에 갈 거예요" Or would it be "저는 서울에서 4월 동안 살고 집에 갈 거예요" 감사합니다!!

How do I just "I just saw it" To give context, my Korean teacher sent me a spreadsheet a few days back and I did not see it. She messaged me yesterday and said, "커스틴 목요일 파티에 와요? Did you see the spreadsheet?" In response to this, could I say, "미안해요, 방금 봤어요!"

How can I say "My major is psychology because I want to become a clinical psychologist"? Could I say (this is probably terribly wrong I'm struggling with the grammar): "꿈은 인상 심리사가 되 거지 때문에 심리학을 전공해요"

Can I add ~만 to -에서? I am trying to say "I only study in the library" to show that the library is the only place I study (like not my dorm, the cafe, etc.) Could I say "저는 도서관에서만 공부해요"? Is there something that sounds more natural than that?