어디있는지 is "where it is" Tell me where it is ->어디있는지 나에게 말해줘 The sentence that you suggest is polite expression. so It's a little bit long. If you wanna ask it to your friend, You just say "가까운 은행이 어디있어?" "Gakkaun eunhaeing-i eodi it-so?" Where is the nearest bank?

도 has some meanings case by case. 1. Something was already included, and you wanna Include another. (also or too) 나도 갈래 -> I'll go, too. 우리는 밥을 먹고 영화도 봤어. -> We had dinner, and also see a movie. 2. Because you yield extreme case, other case is included. (Even) 어린애라도 대답할 수 있다. -> Even a child can answer it. [explanation] You yield level of subject, so people who is older than child can answer it. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- In that case, 고 is the meaning of AND. When you wanna connect with adjectives, you can use 고. 그녀는 똑똑하고 이뻐요. ->She is smart and pretty. 나는 슬프고 아팠다. -> I was sad and sick.

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와 "wa" is the meaning of AND 사과와 바나나 = apple and banana 등 "deung" is the meaning of SUCH AS or ETC(Et Cetera) 와인, 맥주 등 = Wine, beer, and such or Wine, beer, etc.... 를 "reul" is used to indicate object. I love you -> 나(I)는 너(you)를 사랑(love)한다 I like sports -> 나(I)는 스포츠(sports)를 좋아(like)한다. I는 sports를 like한다. -> I like sports. You는 me를 dislike한다. -> You dislike me. When you use object, you have to add 을 or 를. 를 is used to indicate object that has no supporting character like 가, 나, 다, 라, etc.... 을 is used to indicate object that has a supporting character like 감, 남, 담, 람, etc.... so, 스포츠(sports)를 is a correct grammar. 츠 has no supporting character. if you wanna use 스포츠게임(sports game), 스포츠게임(sports game)을 is a correct grammar. 임 has a supporting character. 와 "wa" has a same feature. 골프(golf) have no supporting character, so you have to use 와(wa). 수영(swimming) have a supporting character, so you have to use 과(gwa) golf and swimming and table tennis -> 골프(golf)와 수영(swimming)과 탁구(table tennis)

refer this site. http://www.mct.go.kr/hangeul/chapter1.html It's helpful for learning korean.

What's your intention? In Korea, If we wanna cheer someone. It's just like "Good luck to you!" "Good luck to you" is in korean. "HangWoonYee ItGil BipNiDa" 행운이 있길 빕니다.

You can say it in korean. "Sim Boo Room" "Sim" means Power (originated from pure korean) "Boo Room" means Use just understand like this way -------> Using Other's Power.

How about this romantic sentences. 당신(you) 때문에(because) 가슴(heart)이 설레요.(throb) "Dang-shin te-moon-e Ga-soom-i Seol-rae-yo" My heart throbs because of you. 내(me) 곁(near)에 있어줘요(stand). "Nae Gyot-e It-o-jo-yo" Stand by me. 내(my) 손(hand) 잡아(hold) 줄래요(Would you)? "Nae Son Job-a Jul-rae-yo?" Would you hold my hand?