Well, these are the ones that I know: 1. Days of the Week: Monday-woryoil; 월요일 Tuesday-hwayoil; 화요일 Wednesday: suyoil; 수요일 Thursday- mogyoil;목요일 Friday- geumyoil; 금요일 Saturday-toyoil; 토요일 Sunday-iryoil; 일요일 Months: January-Irwol; 일월 February-Iwol;이월 March-Samwol; 삼월 April-Sawol;사월 May-Owol;오월 June-Yuwol;유월 July-Chirwol; 칠월 August-Parwol; 팔월 September-Guwol;구월 October-Siwol; 시월 November-Sibirwol; 십일월 December-Sibiwol; 십이월 2. "anha" is the number #1. 3. You can say "molla" but add a 'yo' to the end; 'mollayo'. But the one I use is "Mo-rŭ-ge-ssŏ-yo. 모르겠어요." 4. ???? It depends on its context, like how it is being used. 5. When you're born, you're considered to be a 1 year old. On New Years, January 1st, everyone turns another year older. This means that you are 2 years older (in Korean age) before your birthday, and one year older when your birthday passes. Good Luck! ^-^

1: 월요일 (woyoil) lunes - Monday 화요일 (hwayoil) Martes - Tuesday 수요일 (suyoil) Miercoles - Wednesday 목요일 (mokyoil) Jueves - Thrusday 금요일 (geumyoil) Viernes - Friday 토요일 (toyoil) Sabado - Saturday 일요일 (ilyoil) Domingo - Sunday 2: I don't know number 2 3: 몰라 (molla) means "I don't know" 4: There are different ways to say and, 하고, (hago) is one way and but is 하지마 (hajima) 5: The difference between "saranghanda" and "saranghae" is kind of like the difference between tocar, toca, toco, tocas, .... 6: If you mean age then It's like a year difference. The count being in the womb as an age. I'm 20 now. My Korean friends said that in Korea I would be 22 in Korea. So I'm not really sure. If you find out please let me know. ^_^