How do I say "I don't want to see your face!" and "I would like to help" in Korean?
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"I don't want to see your face!"
=> (literally) 너의 얼굴을 보고 싶지 않아.
In real life, it is more likely to be "네 꼴도 보고 싶지 않아" ("I can't stand the sight of you").
It's an angry remark, where 꼴 is a derogatory term for "face".
"I would like to help"
=> (너를) 돕고 싶어 / 도움이 되고 싶어.
=> (polite speech) 도와드리고 싶어요 / 도움이 되고 싶어요.
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