Kamsaminda. Thank you:) I really appreciate it. Actually I went to the library to check out any Korean language learning textbooks. And I also got an audio textbook too. So for now I'm taking a break from this website to do some studying:) thank you for your help though, I'll definitely check out that website. ^_^ wish me luck! Aja FIghting!

re: how to say Hello, my name is____ or Hello, I am ______ "Annyeong haseyo. Shantol imnida" or " Annyeong haseyo. Jeo-neun Shantol imnida." or "Annyeong haseyo. Je ireumeun Shantol imnida" re italki: I'm not expert or a native, but I thought I'd pitch in. To my knowledge this site is more a place to practice what you've learned/are learning through writing/text chatting/making skype contacts for voice chat, asking questions/get corrections from native speakers, and helping them in return. I'd recommend talktomeinkorean.com, that's where I got my start. The lessons and short, concise, fun, and free. Even after 4-5 lessons you'd be ready to come here and practice making new sentences with what you learned in each lesson, to see if you understand it well or ask questions about a specific confusing aspect. Or try to journal in Hangugeo about whatever topic you want and get corrections from helpful folks to improve. There's even a recording option at the bottom of the journals, so you could record yourself saying what you wrote and get native assistance if you're mispronouncing anything. Best of luck ^_^, Ara P.S. And I highly recommend learning Hangul as soon as possible. I've found it invaluable for pronunciation and making my romanizations more understandable.