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I 난 forever 영원히 With you 너와 함께 live 살고 싶어
So it looks like this when you put it together:
난 영원히 너와 함께 살고 싶어
it literally translates to "I want to live with you forever" but this is a phrase that's often used to express the emotion of spending the rest of one's life with another.
It's pronounced like this: "Nan yeongwonhee noa hamkey salgo shippo"
If you want a better pronunciation, copy paste the phrase on Google translate and hit the speaker button, it'll pronounce it for you.
Hope that helps! :)
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∙ 12y ago
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∙ 11y agohappy to be with you = 너와 함께해서 행복
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