I don't understand one word answers in Korean Would it be impolite to answer with one word answers in Korean? Even if it's someone you don't know very well... If it's not impolite, do you have to add 요 at the end of the answer? For example: A: 어디 가세요? B: 가게. Would that be right?

How do I express 'what if' in Korean? For example: what if I don't want to go, what if I don't have money, or what if I want to do it, etc. Please help. ^^

Is this right? 여러모로 애써 주에서 정말 감사해요. I was trying to say, Thanks for all you've done. But if it's not correct, what is the right way of saying it? :)

Is this sentence correct? I was trying to say: "Never give up on something you really want." If it's not correct, what is the correct way of saying it? Here's the sentence, 당신이 정말 원하지 않던 뭔가에 포기해.

Is there a certain grammar structure for this? Is there a certain grammar structure for saying stuff like: I don't like to do laundry, I like to swim, I don't like doing homework?

Are 또 & 다시 interchangeable?

How do you say... "I don't like being lazy, but I am." in Korean?

How do you say this "I'm worried about you." in Korean.

How do you say... How do you say, "That's mine." and "____ is mine." in Korean?