~지 않다 vs ~지 못하다 1. What is the difference? Example 바빠서 전화를 받지 않았어 바빠서 전화를 받지 못했어 Can I use both? Because I saw that ~지 않다 is mostly used for non verbs. Or did I get wrong? Does ~지 않다 is different with 안 ? (LOL not sure with this) 2. So, if: 공부하다 becomes 공부 안 하다 Is it correct if 공부하다 becomes 공부하지못하다? When can I use these phrases? Thanks. ^^

제발 대답좀해줘요 ~~~ 1. I heard these words a lot: 알았어 and 알았지. Do they have same meaning or I can use both in every situation? 2. What's the difference between ending particle ~야 and ~에요? Can I describe this as a spoken and written form? For example: 무슨 일이야? 무슨 일이에요? 3. What do ~는데 and ~면 mean? Are they honorific form or the casual one?

에게 and 한테? I know that '께", is an honorific form of "에게". So what is the honorific form for "한테"? How can I use 한테 and 에게? These words are still confusing me.

How can I use 그쪽 ? Instead of using 당신 in a formal way of speaking (because I know that 당신 is rarely used in spoken form), I found 그쪽 which also means "You". How can I use it?

Pepero Day in Korea It is excited to know that Korea has an unique day quite similar to Valentine's Day, called Pepero (빼빼로) Day. So obviously, it is the day when the young and young at heart share thin, chocolate covered breadstick snacks (Pepero) with those they love, or like, or are casually acquainted with. The date 11/11 resembles the 4 sticks of Pepero. Yes, this is just another day, but I’m happy to celebrate with a box of Pepero in one hand, and say, “즐거운 빼빼로 데이!! ~" Who else will give me a box of Pepero? ^^

Any Suggestion? I am going to go to Thailand in April next year. Does anyone have any good accommodation review for backpackers around Khao San Road? I've found some information that Wan Songkran festival will be held there on 1st April. Thank you in advance ;)