Difference between 봤어? 봤냐? and 봤니? What is the difference between 봤어? 봤냐? and 봤니? I know they pretty much mean the same so please dont say they are the same When would you use one and not the other just details please THANKS :)

Korean numbers :) I know the Korean numbers not fluently but I know them but I want to know how to get them better :3 I think Korean numbers will be harder than English because you will need to go higher because the numbers in the currency go really high! :O But I want to know where and how I can improve my numbers and I know I need lots of practice Is there anywhere online that Korean kids actually use? Thanks :)

How long does it take to learn Korean? Just roughly, I know everyone is different but how long would it take to learn if you don't live there? I am 14 so I have plenty of time to learn it and I have been learning it for a year now :) I remember stuff quite fast too ^_^ roughly how long do you think it will take me to be able to become quite fluent? Thanks :)

Korean counters? I only know a few :3 Could you give me some basic ones for counting things ? just any that would come up regularly and do you know any places to learn them? Also what does 정말로 mean ? 정말 means really right? what is the difference? Thanks ^_^

Korean Colours?! I know the basic colours There are also Colour verbs right but only a few have verbs right? I read it here but i dont really get it http://www.koreanwikiproject.com/wiki/index.php?title=Colors Then sometimes they change from 노란색 -> 노란 -> 노랑 I understand that for some colours you take 색 off but why does it change to 'ng'? Can someone explain all of this to me? :) Thank you

What does 것만 같아 mean? I have been listening to B1A4 recently :) In beautiful target they say this lots 숨이 멎을 것만 같아 사랑이 온 것만 같아 미쳐버릴 것만 같아 녹아버릴 것만 같아 What do all these mean and what does 것만 같아 also 못된 것만 배워서 this means i only learnt bad things right but i thought bad was 나쁘다 :s And in Hello Baby i have seen 설마 lots like 이 노래 설마 what does 설마 mean?

Korean pronunciation ? I am learning Korean and one time me and my Penpal were talking and helping each other and she said I sounded like a foreigner so I was kind of put of because I never reay thought about english speakers sounding foreign to other people I don't know why :D But it also worried me :( is it harder for a Korean to sound like a native English speaker or a English person to sound like a native Korean? I want to live in Korea when I am older but I don't want to sound silly I want to sound like a native ! I don't want people to laugh because I sound funny Is it possible to sound native? Please don't give me false hope :3 If I worked hard enough could I sound native? It would be easier if I lived in Korea right? Is there any videos I can watch that teach you Korean pronunciation like a native ? When I listen to videos I hear the pronunciation of the letters but they don't sound the same as a native would even if they are native Like when you first start Korean they teach you Annyeonghaseyo but it sounds nothing like it it sounds more like anyong-u-se-o or nyeongaseyo :/ So is there anywhere that doesn't really say it clearly do it is easy for a starter to pronounce but so it sounds like a native and yeah is it possible to sound like a native speaker if I tried hard enough truthfully This will really help me out thanks :)

How does the Korean age system work? Every else in the world is the same right? I think everywhere else counts how many birthdays you have had whereas in Korea they pretty much counts the years you have been alive in So if you were born the 31st of December the next day you would be two years old But howcome some people are two years older than there normal age?

How do you say is, am, are and more in chinese mandarin? How do I write Is Am Are This That It Can you write these in pinyin and chinese mandarin please ^_^