It's a nuance difference. 가 겠어요 contain more wanting and promising than 갈 거에요. ex) 8시에 갈 거에요.( I will go 8o'clock.): This contains I guess. 8시에 가 겠어요(I'm starting to go 8o'clock): This sentence contains a promise. 언젠가는 미국에 갈 거에요.(Someday I will go to America.) : It can be wish and require 언젠가는 미국에 가 겠어요.(Someday I am going to America.) : I desire to go. To sum up, 가 겠어요 is contained more your wishes.

1. 축제를 위한 비디오 몇 부분 제외하고 편집 거의 다 했어. 2.축제를 위한 비디오 편집 거의 다 했어, 몇 부분 제외하고. 3.몇 부분 제외하고 축제를 위한 비디오 편집 거의 다 했어. You can choose freely. If you are going to use to someone is older than you, "했어" should be changed "했어요" or "했습니다".(했습니다 is more polite than 했어요.)

Is you going to say to a friend??? If it is you can use "나한테 답장(or 대답)한게 넌인줄 알았어." or "네가 답장(or 대답)한 줄 알았어". You can choose 답장 and 답변. 답장 is who reply you as a text kind of letter, message, e-mail and so on. If someone reply you as a speak, 대답 will be okay.

That means the last rank.

Thank you all. Oh, now I see that the main difference of these words are the region. In Korea, I learned the words of toilet facilities as a restroom, bathroom and rarely Roo(I heard this word is using in the UK.) in English class. But in a public place, they are written "toilet". When I went to Japan, they use the "toilet". In Canada, I heard "wash room" a lot either. Okay, I will use "restroom" when I go to the America someday.:) p.s. when you travel in Korea and if you don't know how to say it in Korean, I suggest you ask to Korean people "restroom" first and then "bathroom", "toilet".

2014-04-05

오늘은 청명절이에요.식구들과 서묘을→를 같이 해요.사람(들)이 많아서 차가 밀려요→밀렸어요.저는 매년 서묘를 했어요.피곤하지만 기뻐요.언니와 같이(also you can use 함께) 사진을 찍어요.경치가 아름다워요.