Korean Grammar
How do I say in Korean?

► You look like someone:
• You look like Hongki.
• You look like my father.

► I think:
• I think you are very nice.
• I think you are intelligent.

► I would like to:
• I would like to speak Korean fluently.
• I would like to visit Ulsan someday.

Question

Korean Grammar
How do I say in Korean?

► You look like someone:
     • You look like Hongki.
     • You look like my father.

► I think:
     • I think you are very nice.
     • I think you are intelligent.

► I would like to:
     • I would like to speak Korean fluently.
     • I would like to visit Ulsan someday.

Answer

► You look like someone:
• You look like Hongki.
당신은 홍기 닮았습니다.

• You look like my father.
당신은 우리 아빠 닮았습니다.

► I think:
• I think you are very nice.
멋지시네요.(is implicated "I think")
• I think you are intelligent.
똑똑해 보이시네요.

► I would like to:
• I would like to speak Korean fluently.
나는 한국어를 유창하게 하고 싶습니다.
• I would like to visit Ulsan someday.
나는 언젠가 울산을 가보고 싶습니다 / 방문하고 싶습니다.

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