나는 머리를 깎다를 거예요!
내일 나는 머리를 깎다를 거예요.^^
Tomorrow I will get a haircut.^^
(나는) 행복하다!
I'm happy!
나는 짧은 머리를 깎다려고.
I am trying a short hair cut.
(나는) 이것은 좋다 원하다 을 것이다.^^
I hope it is fine.^^ [I kind of gave up on that sentence. -_-]
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I want to correct the sentence, but other user named Ja-Eun already corrected your sentence
So I just add some recommandations.
1. In Korean, You must use "the verb" at the end of sentences. I mean, for example "~하다" "~다", usually put the end of sentences.
Look at your sentence 이것은 좋다 원하다 ~을 것이다.
In this sentence, if you write "이것은 좋다", this sentence is over because you use "좋다"
2. In Korean, one word is only one sentence's component
Look at your sentence 내일 나는 머리를 깎다를 거예요.
In this sentence, you use a word "깎다를", Actually It's impossible
"깎다" is a verb(the end of a word "~다, ~하다")
"~를" uses usually when you wanna change from a noun to a object (For example "머리를, 나를, 너를...) So you can't use "verb + object" like english
I think you don't know Korean's grammer exactly
I am not sure you do understand because I can't speak english well
If you have more questions, connect me
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나는 머리를 자를 거예요!
내일 나는 머리를Tomorrow I will get a haircut.^^
(나는) 행복하다!
I'm happy!
나는
I am trying a short hair cut.
(나는)
I hope it is fine.^^ [I kind of gave up on that sentence. -_-]
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I want to see your change hairstyle!!:D
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Ah, okay, yeah. I know that the verb goes at the end. I was having problems with "hair cut" because I have to use a dictionary to learn a lot of words, and the only way I saw it written was in verb form. I wasn't sure how to make that sentence. In fact, I just had a lot of problems. -_- I am going to look at it again tomorrow and try to write about my hair cut in a better way. I appreciate your help! 고맙습니다.^^
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I want to correct the sentence, but other user named Ja-Eun already corrected your sentence
So I just add some recommandations.
In Korean, You must use "the verb" at the end of sentences. I mean, for example "~하다" "~다", usually put the end of sentences.
Look at your sentence
내일 나는 머리를 깎다를 거예요. In this sentence, you use a word "깎다를", Actually It's impossible
"깎다" is a verb(the end of a word "~다, ~하다")
"~를 uses usually when you wanna change from a noun to a object(For example "머리를, 나를, 너를...)
So you can't use "verb + object" like english
I am not sure you do understand because I can't speak english well
If you have more questions, connect me
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