Korean Pronouns, and possessive nouns.
I(저/나), my(저의/나의/제내), me, mine,
you(너/당신), your(너의/네/니), yours
he(그), his(그의), his
she(그/그녀), her, hers
they(그들), their(그들의), theirs
When (어디) -- as in "When will it happen"
When -- as in "When it rains, it will be wet."

Can please help me correct and include formal/polite/intimate versions, contractions and any variation please? All the different writings are making me very confused.I forgot to say A BIG THANKS!

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Korean Pronouns, and possessive nouns.
I(저/나), my(저의/나의/제내), me, mine,
you(너/당신), your(너의/네/니), yours
he(그), his(그의), his
she(그/그녀), her, hers
they(그들), their(그들의), theirs
When (어디) -- as in "When will it happen"
When -- as in "When it rains, it will be wet."

Can please help me correct and include formal/polite/intimate versions, contractions and any variation please? All the different writings are making me very confused.I forgot to say A BIG THANKS!

Answer

I(저/나), my(저의/나의/제/내), me(저/나+를), mine(나의/저의/제/내+ 것)
you(너/당신), your(너의/네),you(너를/당신을) yours(너의/당신의/네+ 것 ) 니 is a dialect
he(그), his(그의), his (그의 것)
she(그녀), her(그녀의), hers (그녀의 것) 
they(그들), their(그들의), theirs (그들의 것) 
When (언제) -- as in "When will it happen" 언제 그 일이 일어날까요? 
When(verb+때/면) -- as in "When it rains, it will be wet." 비가 내릴 때/올 때/ 내리면/오면 그것이 젖을 거에요 
To rain-비가 오다/내리다

정말/매우,etc.+ 고맙습니다/감사합니다,etc. 고맙습니다 is more intimate than 감사합니다. and there are some other ending forms like 고마워/고마워요..

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