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    the main form (like primitive form) of that setnence in translated is a.얼마나 빨라? b.얼마나 빠른가? but this expression usually used when you talk with same age or youngers (not just age, sometimes ruled by social level or etc... ) and there is little difference between sentence 'a' and 'b' 'a' is used with freindly and 'b' is used with formal the normal form of that sentence is just like you said A.얼마나 빨라요? B.얼마나 빠른가요? these two sentence is from primitive form and just added '요' and '요' makes a sentence polite which is why we use it as normal and those two sentence keep the character(nuance) of primitive form so sentence 'B' is more polite than 'A' so as a answer you can use a,b,A,B all as you want there are some other forms are existing but you can ignore them at now on I wish you good luck in studying Korean
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    June 16, 2013
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    Is there anyone Korean here? this sentence can be translated as many form 1.여기 누구 한국인(=한국사람) 있어요? 2.여기 한국인(=한국사람) 있어요? actually these two sentence has same meaning but incase of '1' sentence emphasis anyone each of sentence can get a litte difference when you change the end word of the sentence but it is hard grammar so you can ignore this at now wish u good luck
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    June 12, 2013
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