Is my text correct? I was born in November so my birthday was in last month. I've got brown eyes and black hair color. I like eating pizza, I like running, I like learning languages and I like laughing with my friends. I don't like playing to soccer, basketball and handball and I don't like dancing. These teams games are so complicated... I don't have pets, but my favorite animal is sloth. He's a mammal of Tropical South America. He lives in the nature. He sleeping during the day. He has got a long claws for eating leaf and stay in top of the trees for escap to predators. Sloths haven't got odour so this is more difficult to capture it. Sloths are unfortunately in extinction because his natural habitat is in deforestation. This is my favorite animal, he's little bit creepy in the beginning but so cute. Is this natural? Thank you in advance.

What does mean 생일 축하하네 ? What does mean 생일 축하하네 ? Under what conditions should I use it because there are many ways to say 'Happy Birthday' in Korean ..??

What does mean 감사해용? What does mean 감사해용? Under what conditions should I use it?

Question about 안녕히 가십시오 and 안녕히 계 십시오 What differentiates 안녕히 가십시오 and 안녕히 계 십시오, of 안녕히 가세요 and 안녕히 계세요? Under which conditions should I use it? Thanks in advance.

인간, 사람 and 인물 What's the difference between 인간, 사람 and 인물, they mean all 'person'...??

Question about some words in Korean Hello, I come back here to have some clarification on some words, Under what conditions should I use 감사했어요? There are so many ways to say 'thank you' in Korean, and I heard that one by chance in a drama, so I would like to know more. And also, sorry to ask two different questions in one post, but I have another question about time in Korean. I know the weather, the days of the week, and the months but I would like to know how to say that → -Tomorrow -After tomorrow -Yesterday -Before yesterday -There are (number) days -In (number) week -In (number) months That is all. Thank you for your help. ☺

Question about 이모부 I heard that they say 이모부 in a restaurant, to call middle-aged women's teams .... But 이모부 normally means 'husband of the woman's aunt'...Explanations please? Thank you in advance. :)