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13 Dec 2018
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How do you say this in Korean? I love your outfit
How do you say this in Korean? I love your outfit
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@Seunghyunxo how would you pronounce that? is it possible to send the romanized way of saying it?
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@kievie
당신 : dangsin
옷 맘에 : os mam-e
들어요:deul-eoyo.
당신 옷 맘에 들어요.
dangsin os mam-e deul-eoyo.
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@Seunghyunxo hi again. how would you just say "I like your... " in Korean?
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@kievie
“나는 당신의...... 좋아요.”
“naneun dangsin-ui...... joh-ayo.”
For example:
나는 당신의 (이름이) 좋아요. ( I like your name)
저는 당신의 (목소리가) 좋아요. ( I like your voice)
저는 당신의 (미소가) 좋아요.( I like your smile)
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@Seunghyunxo would it be ok if I asked you if I have any further questions about Korean?
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@Seunghyunxo ok so if I was to say hello to someone, would I say 여보세요 or 안녕하세요?
I've always been confused about this
I've always been confused about this
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@kievie hey there sorry for late replay!
And yeah there’s some words that can be both singular and plural for example:
책 : book [you can use it as singular or plural there’s no change]
자동차: car [same thing]
나무 : tree.....
and so on....
And here’s some vocabulary that start with those letters:
꿀 [honey]
빵 [bread]
딸기 [strawberry]
코끼리 [ elephant]
짜장면 [ black bean noodles]
파도 [wave]
토끼 [rabbit]
싸우다 [fight]
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@kievie
well “죄송합니다” means I’m truly sorry when you do something really wrong and you will use it when you talk with someone older than you or in higher social status than you.]
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@Seunghyunxo
its no problem. thank you so much for all the help. please let me know if my questions are getting too much. i hope nothing bad happened. i do, as always, have a question for you if youre up for answering.
its no problem. thank you so much for all the help. please let me know if my questions are getting too much. i hope nothing bad happened. i do, as always, have a question for you if youre up for answering.
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@Seunghyunxo
oh and also you can also feel free to ask me any questions about the languages i know.
oh and also you can also feel free to ask me any questions about the languages i know.
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@kievie oh thank you that’s kind of you and I appreciate your help :) and of course I will if I have one.
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oh my word hi. it's been 3months! sorry I've gone quiet.
I do have a follow up question tho. so I been watching YouTube videos where people speak to Korean and I've seen that when a person greets their friend they say "안녕". so does that mean you can use 안녕 to say both hi and bye?
I do have a follow up question tho. so I been watching YouTube videos where people speak to Korean and I've seen that when a person greets their friend they say "안녕". so does that mean you can use 안녕 to say both hi and bye?
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@kievie
Hey there
Yeah we use “안녕” to say goodbye too “안녕” means “peace” so this’s an informal form of saying goodbye and be careful don’t use it when you speak to older or when you at work just with your friends! And you can use “안녕히 가세요” or “안녕히 가십시오” with people ^^
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ookay. that makes a couple things a lot less confusing.
thank you so much!
ookay. that makes a couple things a lot less confusing.
thank you so much!
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