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안영하세요 (Hi)
이로미 전 입니다 (my name is John)
영오를 하시소이솝니카 (do you speak English?)
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네 (yes)
한고고를 조곰 할소이솝니다 (I speak a little Korean)
하지만 아직 잘 머태요 (but I can't speak well yet)
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감사합니다 (thank you)
안녕히게세요 (good bye (me leaving))
Alright, so this is my first try at actually writing something coherent (some of it is a transliteration of the first Pimsleur lesson). Please correct anything that's wrong. Also, if you would say something differently, please add that as well (and maybe give a reason why, so I gain better understanding).
Thanks in advance :)
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What's the difference?
있어요 (iseoyo)
있어소 (iseoso)
있어토 (iseoto)
I think they're all forms of the same word, but what's the difference?
If they are not the same word, what are the meaning(s)?
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what exactly does this mean?
맡에요 (might be spelled wrong)
meoteyo or beoteyo
I believe it just means "can't", but am not sure.Thank you Mojave, that clears it up. My confusion arose from the fact that the translation I was given was "I can't speak", but then I heard it being used in situations where "I can't" might make sense, but "I can't speak" didn't. I apologize if I caused confusion to some others.
미안합니다
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