What Yangmin 씨 said is correct. What Tom mention is actually too formal. Yangmin's answer is most commonly used in my opinion :) 이름이 뭐예요? = ireumi mwoyeoyo is how you romanized it, assuming you dont read hangul yet... [ee-reum-ee mo-yo-yo] is how you pronounce it. ^_^

If you're willing to pay, www.koreanclass101.com is good. You get a 7-day free trial at first, if you like it you can pay for lessons. :) I think it would be... I dont know how to say that sentence... But "friend" = chingu ... "want" = shipo. I think the sentence would be "na neun chingureul shipoyo". I am not sure ^_^"

안녕하세요 ^^ As you know... there are many types of people. Not everyone is nice, but at the same time... not everyone is bad. So far, I noticed that every Korean I have met felt happy when I said that I'm learning Korean. 걱정 마세요 ... there are some people who would be racist, or like Mytch said... maybe some of them are not patient and do not want to take the time to understand someone who cant speak their own language. I understand how you feel..... I would be upset if I went to South Korea and was ignored or treated badly. Are you in an ESL class? You have been in the US for a couple of months now... 네? Do you have any friends there who speak English? If so, than spending time with them will help you. You can buy a newspaper and see if there are any events going on in your area, and go there and try to have fun. It helps if you have someone there with you. I have one advice for you...... if you like the language, then learning it will be easy. Do not learn it just to have people accept you, because they are not worth it. So do your best.... and 걱정 마세요 :)

Their official name is TVXQ (Tong Fvang Xin Qui). They're known as THSK (Tohoshinki) in Japan and DBSG (Dong Bang Shin Gi) in South Korea. They're all Korean but they've been working in Japan for a while now and have released Japanese albums and singles. So maybe that's why you're confused.

It would help you a lot to find a tutor to teach you that language. Check your city to see if there are any language classes teaching Korean. You can contact the Korean embassy to see if they have any programs which can let you live in South Korea to learn. In the mean time, it would help you out to start learning by visiting websites. You can use www.google.com to search for websites that teach the language. And then on this website, you can fill out your profile, add information about yourself and search for language partners. Good luck!