Annyeong
Annyeong haseyo everyone.
Saranghae. handeupon. jeil jal naga.
il, ee, sam, sa, oh, .... ship. ne aniyo.
These are all the Korean words I know.
I know I suck. It is so hard to learn. I only learn European languages before and they are all different but they have similar words and you can make links. Korean is so different. Can anyone tell me the meaning of anya and naega? They are very common in songs.
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Its all about motivation, I suggest learning hageul (if you havent already) as a first step, the best start is to forget about english characters and not romanize korean, it doesnt sound perfectly the same. Once you have learnt hangeul, enable it on your computer and write words, like those numbers 일 이 삼. This is the best start to get on your way. Also there are two number sets in korean, so remember to learn both! :D good luck
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Annyeong
An-nyeong-ha-se-yo everyone.
안녕하세요. 여러분
Sa-rang-hae-yo. haen-deu-pon. jeil jal naga.
사랑해요. 핸드폰. 제일 잘 나가.
il, eei, sam, sa, oh, ryuk, chil, pal, gu, .... ship. ne a-ni-yo.
These are all the Korean words I know.
I know I suck. It is so hard to learn. I only learn European languages before and they are all different but they have similar words and you can make links. Korean is so different. Can anyone tell me the meaning of anya and naega? They are very common in songs.
"a-nya(아냐)" can mean "No" or "It's not", and "nae-ga(내가)" means "I"
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