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Why are you interested in Korean?
I'm starting a Meetup Group and I want to ask this question in both English and Korean:Why are you interested in Korean?
왜 한국어 재밌어요? => 왜 한국어에 관심이 있으세요?
재미있다/재밌다 means something is fun or amusing. "To be interested in something" is usually expressed as -에 관심이 있다/많다, -에 흥미를 느낀다, etc.
Also, what is a "fun" way to say "member" in Korean. Google Translate shows: "회원", but I wonder if there's a way to say "member" in Korean that is a little more interesting and fun than that?
I can't think of a fun way of saying "member". To make it sound more important, you might say 창립 멤버/회원 (founding member), although it's a big word for such a small thing. Or you could say something like 일찍 가입하셔서 선수가 되어 보세요 (Join early and become a pro), where 선수 normally means an (official) athelete but also has the slangy sense of someone who is very good at something, like a pro.
Thanks!
Dave
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