More verbs translated into Korean? Here are some more verbs that I want to learn in Korean. I listed them below, and hopefully you can translate them for me. ^____^ To open To close To think To assume To touch To lose To use To let go To drink To be mean (as to be mean to someone) To be nice Thanks in advance!

More verbs in Korean pls? Here are more verbs I found that needed to be translated in Korean. I hope you can translate as much as possible. Learning Korean is fun, but sometimes it gets difficult as you keep learning. :) here I listed the verbs below: To fold (like clothes & papers) To tear (like to tear a paper up) To drop To order To lie down To lift To enter To pick To create To draw To share To hold To hug To have fun To care To rest and lastly, To carry Thanks so much in advance. I hope that you can translate it for me. ^______^

I need help with -거에요? I would always read Korean sentence or phrases that sometimes ends with --거에요 or 거야. Can you guys explain to me what it means, and when to use it. It would also be helpful to use an example. Thank you so much! ^____^

Translate these verbs in Korean, please? I know pretty much a lot of verbs in the Korean language, but I haven't had time to know the easy verbs, and kinds like that. I listed some of the verbs I came up with and hopefully you can translate it for me in Korean. I can read hangul. So please help me out? Here they are listed & pls give an example if you can. ^||^ To keep To run To walk To jump To pull To take away To dance To punch To write To erase To check To want To type To wish To destroy To get ready Thanks in advance! I know it's a lot, so you don't have to give per examples each. I beg of you, thank you. ^____^

What does 따야할 mean? My friend gave me an example of what 만큼 mean. It means 'as much as.' So he wrote it like this: 사과가 따야할 만큼 익었다. As I keep reading it, I don't really get or catch what 따야할 mean. You can guys pls tell me. If there is another meaning of 만큼, can you guys pls tell me and give me other examples. Thank you so much in advance. ^___^

Good night. I'll try to say goodbye in Tagalog, Korean and Spanish. I speak English very fluently, so I'll try to say my greetings in a different foreign language. Magandang gabi na lang po sa lahat ng tao. Magkitakita tayo sa umaga. 안녕히 주무세요 여러분! 내일 봐요. Buenas Noches a Todos. Hasta la mañana. Bye!

How to say “What did you say” in Korean? I know in an informal way of saying is 뭐라고 or 뭐라고요. But I truly want to know how they ask "what did you say?" in a very formal way. Like in a HONORIFIC form. I hope that you will be able to help me. 그리면, 너무 감사합니다.