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- To buy and to live in korean I know to live is 살다 and to buy is 사다, but when i'm gonna use honorfics of these i get confused. i want to say "i live in a goshiwon in gwanakgu office" and "i'll pay/buy" Now, whats 살습니다? And what is the other word in -ㅂ니다 Form? Please help me. Also is ; 타요 = 타습니다 가요 = 갑니다 ??? I appriciate quick replies! Thank you!!September 8, 201531
- Grocery shopping sentences in korean (help) Hi! I often go on grocery shopping here or shopping in general (seoul) but i feel painfully awkward when everything I say is "감사합니다" in the end before I leave. My hearing is a bit bad so when they talk quickly I also cant understand so well what they are saying so I wonder( is there any sentences I should listen out for? Like, whats usually what they say when they meet you when you're gonna pay? They dont always say "안녕하세요". Also what is ; "Please give me a (plastic) bag" "Is there anywhere nearby I can take out cash?" "How long are you open?"/"when do you close?" In korean? Thank you!!September 6, 201511
- Help elderly and children (language) "please take my seat" I currently live in Seoul, but I just moved here. I know its very polite to help the elderly carrying heavy stuff and giving them and also children your seats at buses and subways. I therefore wondered what would be the most appropriate way to approach them when wanting to help them. 할머니/할아버지 ~ 도음이 필요하세요? 제가 도와줄겠습니다~ (감사합니다) 아니에요~ This is a "conversation" I made myself as if I was gonna help them carry something or help them across the street. Now, is this natural? Also when on a subway. I want to say, please sit down. Would it be; 앉으세요? And 앉아 for the children? Or is there any other more natural way to say "please take my seat."? Thank you!September 5, 201520

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