Hello. There are few different ways to say this. 제가 뭘 해드릴수 있나요? And 어떻게 도와드릴까요? 제가 - I 뭐/뭘 -what 해- do 어떻게- how 도와-help Hope this helps^^

Hello You could say that there are 3 types of speech Informal which is 반말 (한국 사람이야? = are you korean?) Formal which is 존댓말 (한국 사람이에요? = are you korean?) The most forma speechl is also called 존댓말 (한국 사람입니까? Are you korean? So 입니까 is even more polite than 이에요 although both of them are formal speech. So even if you use 이에요 to older people it is fine. Another difference is that 입니까 is only for questions whereas 이에요 could be used for statements i.e. 저는 영국 사람이에요 = i am english Therefore if you want to say the above sentence in the highest form, you need to say 저는 영국 사람입니다 Hope this helps^^

Hello Native korean number system is used when talking about Age, number of people, hour of the day, number of hours, number of things.. The sino korean number system is used when talking about Age, date, temperature, measurements (i.e. miles), minutes and secodns, phone numbers, money... The good thing would be ti try and find some videos on youtube that use numbers to see the difference Hope this helps^^ btw after 100, you could say that there is only just one number system so it makes it a little bit more easier

I like that word seonbae = 선배. This is the word you can often hear frim Boys before flowers. You use it to respect your senior. For example, someone who has graduated from the same school but earlier than you and older people and i heared that it is really used a lot in koresn university in order to show your respect to older students. And i think what you mean by you are dead in korean is chukneunda = 죽는다. I agree with you that i can hear the word quite a lot from korean dramas or movies. I will write down some sample sentences which may help you understand. First of all 너 죽는다 is a basic and simple sentence which means you are dead. 너 그렇개 하면 죽는다 = if you do that , you re dead (it is commonly used as a joke) 너가 죽는다고 해결될일이 아니야 = killing yourself is not going to solve the problem Hope this helps :)

Hello 좋아 means "to be good" 좋아해 means "to like" However, they could be used interchangeably as the meaning is similar. The only difference is when you use particles Adding the particle 가/이 너가 좋아 = this is correct 너가 좋아해 = this doesn't make sense Adding the particle 를/을 너를 좋아 (doesn't make sense) 너를 좋아해 = this is correct Other examples 이게 좋아 = this is good! 나는 이거를 좋아해 = I like this Actually, both sentences could be interpreted as "I like this" so actually you don't have to worry about which one to use unless you are using particles Hope this helps^^

안녕하세요! Good afternoon Let me try to help you understand between this two particles. I can not exactly explain in terms of grammar, but i will tell you how it works in a different way. 배아픈테 약은먹었어요?= You're sick, so did you take medicine? The 약은 part can be translated to something like "what about medicine? Did you take it?" Also, in this case, you can ask without 은 which means.. 배아픈데 약먹었어요? is correct as well. However, 배아픈데 약을먹었어요? could sound awkward. That is because it is translated as You have a stomachache, but you took medicine? So this sentence would not really correct to be used. When it more makes sense would be 배아픈데 아이스크림을먹었어요? You have a stomachache, but why did you eat icecream? Hope this helps :D

Hello Actually, the correct form is -세요 It is a suffix that makes the sentence very polite For example '안녕' means 'hello' and is informal. Therefore it will not be used when talking to someone you need to respect or someone older than you '안녕하세요 means the same thing, but it is more formal and polite. It shows your respect Other examples 가- go (casual, used when talking with friends) 가요- go (formal, used when you need to respect someone) 가세요- go (most formal, shows more respect and politeness than 가요) People add additional ㅇ (세용) to be more cute or to make it sound more friendly. Kind of colloquial word as it is usually used by younger generation Hope this helps

Hello There is a difference between those two words. 천만에요 means 'You are welcome' after someone says thank you. Actually Korean people don't use this commonly. They are more likely to say 괜찮아요 but 환영합니다 is used when greeting customers or someone into your house (Welcome in my house/ Welcome. Table for two?) I am going = 가요 (Literally 'I go') I am on my way = 가는중이에요 I will be going = 갈거에요/ 갈게요 I want to go = 갈래요 I went to = 갔어요 I will not be going = 안 갈거에요/ 안갈게요 (possibly could say 안 갈래요=I dont want to go) I did not go = 안갔어요 I am going 가고있어요 I am planning to go = 가려고요 I cannot go = 못 가요 Hope this helps^^