Hi, I'm Joon. i just sent a friend request to you. Seeing your questions, your Korean skill is really exellent. As for your questions, I can reply like followings. 1. 거의 같은 말, Almost similar words 물같은 액체가 가득차서 넘칠것 같은 상황을 묘사. 출렁출렁이 찰랑찰랑보다는 좀 더 큰 느낌. All of them is describing that fluid like water is fully filled in a cup and likely to overflow. 출렁출렁 gives much stronger feeling than 찰랑찰랑. 2. 모두다 매운 맛. All of them is the meaning of spicy. 그러나 '알알하다, 얼근하다, 알짝지근하다, 얼근달근하다, 알큰하다'는 다음과 같이 바꾸어야 맞는 표현. But '알알하다, 얼근하다, 알짝지근하다, 얼근달근하다, 알큰하다' should be changed into following to be right. 얼근하다 -> 얼큰하다 알짝지근하다: it's wrong expression. 틀린 표현 얼근달근하다: it's wrong expression. 틀린 표현 알큰하다 -> 얼큰하다

I'm not sure the exact prononciation, but I guess "아이쉬아" because 'sch' is pronounced as 쉬.

This is the question I'd like to ask. "fate" has some negative meaning. right? I'm not sure.

When 있다 is used only, it means 'being in somewhere.' But when using with other verbs, it plays auxilary verb role to represent tense. So '있어요' means that staying right now for example "나 집에 있어요=I'm home." But when using other verbs such as '고 있어요', '고 있었어요' are presenting different tenses. For instance, "나 밥먹고 있어요" is present progressive like "I'm eating." And "나 밥먹고 있었어요" is past progressive such as "When I got there, he was eating". 어요,아요 and 애요 are all used for present tense, so these aren't replaced with "고 있어요 and

This expressin is usually used for proposal for marriage. It can be translated into Korean like this "당신과 함께 살고 싶어 (나와 결혼해줘)".

- Do you remember me? 저 기억하시겠어요? or 저 기억하시죠? - We didn't talk in a while! 한동안 얘기 나누지 못했네요. or 오랜만이네요. - I hope you are doing well. 하시는 일이 잘되시길 바래요. or 잘 지내세요. - Happy new year! 새해 복 많이 받으세요. or 행복한 새해가 되시길 바래요.

I'm learning English now, too. However I think 'practicing English' is more precise expression than 'studying English' because lauguage is not a academic subject, but one part of life. Conversation, listening, and experiencing is the best way, I think.