It is "Take Care" in Korean :)
How to cut Korean grass
I like you: 너 좋아해요. (noh Jo ah hae yo) Please take care of me: 저 돌봐주십시요 (Jo dol bwa ju ship si yo)
yes you are allowed to take pictures of the Korean memorial.
The Korean War took place from 1950-1953.
you don't find it. you go to Korean town and buy it (Korean town is in Ludius)
"Dolbwa" is a term from the Korean language that translates to "take care" or "be careful." It is often used as a way to express concern or well-wishes for someone's well-being. The phrase is commonly used in everyday conversation, especially when parting ways or when someone is about to undertake a task.
North Korean Communists invaded South Korea & tried to take controlThe North Korean Army invaded South Korea in 1950.
1950s.
If your last name is Adams, then in Korean it would look like this: Take it from someone who IS a Korean.
North Korean Communists invaded South Korea and tried to take control.
I love you too: 나도 사랑해 "Na-do sarang hae" (Nah-doh sah-rahng hay) Take Care: 잘 지내세요 "Jal ji neh se yo" (Jal-ji-neh-se-yoh)