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    Help with the use of 있 vs 예요/이에요 Hello all! :D So, I have a seemingly simple question that is sorta kinda driving me nuts!! 있요(to be)/ 있어요(Have)/있았어요(Had)/ 있을거예요(Having) <= what else do these words mean? 아주 재미있어요 (Its very interesting) notice the use of *있어요* I had the impression that *있어요* only meant 'have' so does that mean "있어요" also means 'it'? (Please correct me if im wrong ha) And how much of a difference does 아주 재미예요 (its very interesting) effect the meaning as opposed to using *있어요*? Again notice where *예요* means 'Am, it is'. Thanks and I hope I made logical sense, to those who are reading this :P
    June 25, 2013
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    Since Korean words are boxed based its always read from left to right, down to left to right for example: " 않 " (left right 아 down right to left ㄴㅎ) (않 is just to make sentences into negative structures) "ㅇ" is silent (*Consonant* unless its used at the end which makes a "ng" sound but in this case its just silent) "ㅏ" (is a vowel and makes a "ah" or an English alphabet "A" sound ) "ㄴ" (*Consonant * and it sounds just like an English alphabet "N") "ㅎ" (*Consonant* sounds like an English alphabet "H") But you can always study and memorize the Korean Alphabet very easily! here: http://www.omniglot.com/writing/korean.htm Not 100% what you mean in you're question but I hoped I helped XD
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    May 18, 2013
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  • Commented

    TalkToMeInKorean is probably THE BEST way to learn korean PERIOD! Now that being said I do recommend that you learn how to read and write in korean first (doing that would make learning Korean way, WAY easier). Also since Korean only has one alphabet its very easy (unlike most languages >_>" looking at you Japanese!)

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    May 18, 2013
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  • Posted
    How to say "Have & Haven't " in Korean?? 아녕하세요!~~ Title say's it all :D Also, how do you say: "Do you have water?" *한국어 is preferred ^^ *
    May 12, 2013
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