How to sound more like a native Korean speaker through texts? I text my friends in Korean daily and I just like to know how I can sound more like a native speaker or just more natural in general? Here's my conversation I had with my friend just to show where's my Korean texting level is at: 친구: 오 프사 바꿨네 ㅋㅋ 굿! 나도 빨리 취업하고싶다 나: 우웅 바꿨땅 ㅎㅎㅎ 에이 너 이제 일하지! 왜 취업하고 싶은데 친구: 하고싶은 직업하면서 살면 좋잖아 ㅋㅋ 드디어 내일 모레 시험이다 드라이브 실기 나: 무슨 일하고 싶어 ㅋㅋ 오오 곧 볼거야!! 준비했어? ㅋㅋ 친구: 나는 ufc 에서 일해보고싶어 ㅋㅋ 오 거의다함 ㅋㅋ 빨리 보고싶다 나: ufc 뭐야 ㅋㅋ 들어 분 적 없어 ㅋㅋ 시험 보면 잘 봐~ 나 방금 시험 보고 이제 울고 싶어어어 ㅠㅠㅠㅠ 친구: 많이 못 봤어..? 나: 진짜 못 봤어... extra credit 질문에도 어떻게 답하기는 물라 ㅠㅠㅠㅠ 친구: 와전 어려운 질문이네... 나였으면 바로 멘탈 나간다......... 나: 어제부테 이미 멘붕이였오 ㅠㅠ My Korean grammar is probably wrong too but I do try my best with it ㅠㅠ If someone could correct it that'd be great ㅠㅠ So back with my question; are there any specific words that you use when you text? Or slang words..? Like when I text my friends in English, sometimes I don't even realize I abbreviate a lot of things that it makes it hard to read my texts...

How do you say "Did you even~~" in Korean? How do I say "Did you even ~~" in Korean? Like: Did you even study for your exam the other day? Did you even eat your food?

Writing letters to those enlisted in the Korean army I have an online friend who's getting enlisted into the military soon. And he said for about a month or so he won't be able to talk to me on Kakao and that the only form of communication is through letters. Has anyone here written letters to those enlisted before? How's the process like for those that aren't Korean or living overseas? (I'm in the US)

What does 큐 mean? In this sentence, 신장 했나봐 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 큐 What exactly does 큐 mean? And does 신장 했나봐 translate to something like 'it seems like I'm nervous'?

What are some common Korean Text Typos and abbreviations? I've been texting my friend in Korean lately and it's quite hard to understand him as of late because he uses so much typos. Is it very common to use typos while texting? Is it supposed to make someone sound cuter...? Or is it just abbreviations? Things I've seen so far and could understand 머해 = 뭐해 요기 = 여기 해봣어 = 해봤어 아니여 = 아니요 맛잇겟다 = 맛있겠다 If you know any abbreviations or other typos please list them here so I know ㅠㅠ thank you

Korean-English Kakao Chat Partner Hi! Would anyone like to be language partners with me?

I would like to improve on daily conversations in Korean!

I can help you with English.

How do I say 'ugh' in Korean? Please check my grammar too! A: You still haven't finished your homework?

B: No. Isn't it due next week?

A: it's due today!

B: Really?! Ugh. I'm so dead.

A: 숙젤 아직도 끝낸 게 없었어?

B: 응. 만기일 다음 주 아니지?

A: 오늘은 만기일이잖아!

B: 진짜로?! Ugh (아이씨?). 망했어.

이게 맞아요? Ugh 한국어로 어떻게 해요? '아이씨'예요? 인터넷에 봤는데 '아이씨'라고 말하면, 영어로 f***을 의미예요. 근데 저에게 '아이씨'와 'ugh' 둘 다 같는 것 같아요

Grammar explanation needed for Japanese sentence! Linking two verbs I wrote a sentence earlier and it was corrected into something else. I'm quite confused at the grammar point and I hope someone can explain it to me

This is what I wrote

昨日「天狼: Sirius the Jaegar」を見ること終わった。

昨日「天狼: Sirius the Jaegar 」を見ること終わりました。

And it was corrected to this

昨日「天狼: Sirius the Jaegar 」を見終わった。

昨日「天狼: Sirius the Jaegar 」を見終わりました。

Can someone explain why it is just 見 itself and not 見ること?

What is the grammar point that I should use/know when I want to connect two verbs together? I thought I needed to use こと

Difference between ~나요, ~을까요, ~아/어요, ~인가요 etc I'm quite confused when should I use each interrogative ending particles. So far I can only think of these ~나요, ~을까요, ~아/어요, ~인가요. I would appreciate it if you could explain to me the differences along with some examples!

Also, I would like to know is ~인가요 the interrogative version 이에요 (이다 verb)?

If there's more interrogative particles than the ones I've mentioned, please include them in your answer as well!

Thank you!