그대?? ive seen this word being used as "you" but i dont quite understand it. are there specific situations where it should be used over 너 or 당신 or that kind of thing?

What does this sentence mean? 아이들이 웅성거리는 소리에 고개를 들었다.

what does 게 mean in this sentence? 단지 언어와 문화를 찾는 게 매우 흥미로울 뿐입니다

흥미로울 meaning? i know it means interesting and it comes from the verb 흥미롭다 ,right? but why it it in this form? is it an adjective like this but even then, i thought adjectives were made using (으)ㄴ? help please

What is the meaning of 뿐이다 I think it means "only" but I thought 만 means only

question about 갖다 I read that 갖다 means "to have" but I thought 있다 means "to have". please explain the use of 갖다.

please translate into korean for me "hello my name is ( ). I'm 16 years old and I am a student. I am originally from Zimbabwe but I moved here to London when I was 13. I started learning Korean 6 months ago.i dont have a particular reason for learning. I just find the language and the culture very interesting. It is sometimes very difficult and I am a student so I do not have much time. Also I am learning alone so it is sometimes lonely so I sometimes think about giving up. However because of my love for Korean culture, I have continued to work hard at learning. I hope to visit Korea sometime in the future. but until then, I will do my best to improve at he language." please write it as simply as possible thank you

please translate these sentences into korean 1. I'm sorry for overreacting. 2. I would like to apologize for my reaction yesterday. 2. Did I overreact yesterday?

question about honourifics i understand how honourifics are used in most cases but i dont understand how they are used when you aren't speaking directly to the person for example, if i want to say to my friend (with whom i speak informally) "where is your mother". do i have to say 네 어머니는 어디 계세요 even though i speak to my friend informally? or is it ok is if i say 네 어머니는 어디 있어?