How to say "I bought it at Hongdae" and "Do you want to meet at a coffee shop"
How to say "I bought it (clothes) at Hongdae" and "Do you want to meet at a coffee shop for lunch (next week)" in Korean (casual form)
and also is "Are you waiting for the bus?" 버스 기다려? or 버스 기다리고?
All in casual form please
thank you so much. ^^
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I bought it in Hongdae = 이걸 홍대에서 샀어
I bought these clothes in Hongdae = 이 옷을 홍대에서 샀어
Do you want to meet at a coffee shop for lunch next week? = 다음주에 커피숍에서 만나고 점심을 먹을까?
Are you waiting for the bus? = 버스를 기다리고 있어?
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