Practicing my Korean (without Google translate haha)
나는 놀라워요 해요.
I have learned noun indicators (는/를) because of this site! I had no idea they existed until I stumbled upon them in someone else's question. (Remember, I am at a child's level with this language.)
I am having a hard time with the versions of how to say "you". 너 is to be used among friends, but what if I am speaking to a colleague or someone of authority?
그것은 복잡해요.
The phrases I have found (thank you to the internet and you lovely people) are wonderful to memorize, but I am not learning to *read* and *understand* the language.
Does anyone have any tips on how to go about this adventure?
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you'.. for your colleague.. .. we use 'name'+씨(ssi) or one's job 'title + 님' is usally way.. if i call you in korean... 'Caviar 씨'! or "Caviar 님' .........................
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you send some meesage to your friends whatever you learnt, then they'll reply you ^^ and study what is that mean ^^ you'll make friends and learn language..
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you'.. for your colleague.. .. we use 'name'+씨(ssi) or one's job 'title + 님' is usally way..
if i call you in korean... 'Caviar 씨'! or "Caviar 님'
send some meesage to your friends whatever you learnt, then they'll reply you ^^ and study what is that mean ^^ you'll make friends and learn language..
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