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How do you say Korean language in Korean language?
wae 왜
How do you say my love in Korean language?
my love
How do you say community in Korean language?
keomyuniti
How do you say perhaps in Korean language?
ama
How do you say Daughter in Korean language?
dal
How do you say Kevin in Korean?
you say Kevin in Korean the same way you would say it in English. the same with any language
How do you say beautiful in Korean language?
Areumdaun or yehppuh.
How do you say can you help you in hangul?
Korean spoken language
How do you say remember in Korean language?
Seng-gak.
How did you say meat in Korean language?
고기 = meat
What do you say fish in Korean language?
물고기 = paste
How do you say will you come back in Korean language?
When wanting to say "will you come back" in the Korean language, it translates to dangsin-eun dasi ol geos-ida. The proper spelling in Korean is 당신은 다시 올 것이다.
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