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Well, I'm a KPOP addict. And I wan't to learn Korean because I'll be going to Korea, I don't know when, but I have a plan. Please help me~ Gomawo. :))
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    Yes you can. :)
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    April 4, 2013
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    Could somebody please translate this to korean? How do you say this in korean? And please put romanization and hangeul. How are you? How's korea?Is it nice in there? I'm actually planning to have a visit there. I'm still not sure when. Hope we could spend time together when I get there. See you!
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  • Answered
    It means Everybody/Everyone.
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    April 4, 2013
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    Formal: "천만해요" pronounced "cheon-mahn-haeyo" Informal: "천만해" pronounced "cheon-mahn-hae" However, this isn't what is always used. Not many people use this phrase. If you want to say it more casually, you can say... Formal: "아니에요" pronounced "ah-ni-eh-yo" Which directly translate, "It's not it" but it can mean "That's okay" "Don't mention it." So people use this to say "You're welcome." Informal: "아니야" pronounced "ah-ni-ya" Same as above.
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    Korean/basic only

    ㅏ - A
    ㅂ/ㅃ- B/BB (바보/babo)
    None-C
    ㄷ-D
    ㄱ- G
    ㅎ- H
    ㅣ- I
    ㅈ- J
    ㅋ-K (hard K)
    ㅁ- M
    ㄴ- N
    ㅗ- O
    ㅍ- P
    ㄹ-R or L
    ㅅ/ㅆ- S/SS
    ㅌ- E (
    ㅜ- U
    ㅊ - CH or Z (suzy bae/suji bae/수지 베)

    Here's some additional info.:

    ㅓ-eo (as in O. With silent E)

    ㅒ-Yae (as in Ye. With silent A) 

    ㅠ- Yu

    ㅛ- Yo

    ㅐ- Ae (As in Aegyo. With silent A) 

    ㅕ-Yeo (As in Yo) 

    ㅑ-Ya

    ㅖ-Ye

    Please correct me if I'm wrong. :D 

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