In Korea we use our own alphabetic character, 'Hangul', that is phonetic. However, from ancient time Korean has used Chinese letters as well. Usually when you write 'Eun(은 in Korean)' in Chinese, it sounds same but has several different letters. Two of them are most widely used. One 'Eun(銀)' means 'silver', and the other 'Eun(恩)' is 'grace' or 'blessing'. 'Ah(아 in Korean)' also has several meanings, but in girl's name the one used in common means 'beautiful'. Eun Ah is wriiten in Korean, '은아'. In Chinese, '銀娥' which means 'beautiful girl such as silver' or '恩娥' which means 'a beautiful girl who is blessed'.
Ahnae is the informal way of saying Buin which means Wife. Korean husbands will usually call their wives by the names "Buin" or Ah Nae."
안녕하세요 (an-nyeong-ha-se-yo) or 좋은 아침이에요 (jo-eun ah-chim-i-eh-yo).
The word for "I like you" in Korean is "좋아해요" (joh-ah-hae-yo).
The phrase "guh lum nuh ga joh ah heh nee kkah jae lang gah-chi gul uh gah" does not have a direct translation in Korean to English. It seems like it may be the romanization of a Korean sentence or phrase, but without context, it is difficult to provide an accurate translation.
'Arrasso' means I know, or I understand. :)
she is one of the Korean vallyball player.
ah, you're a Korean person
It would be 조지아 (Jo-Ji-ah)
Ahnae is the informal way of saying Buin which means Wife. Korean husbands will usually call their wives by the names "Buin" or Ah Nae."
joh-eun saeng-gag is how it is pronounced and it looks like this written out: 좋은 생각 go to translate.google.com and select translate english to korean and type in what you want to say.
좋은 아침 joh-eun ah-chim
Jo-eun-ah-chim-i-ne-yo
안녕하세요 (an-nyeong-ha-se-yo) or 좋은 아침이에요 (jo-eun ah-chim-i-eh-yo).
hazel
ah karukona.
Leslie = 레스리
It would be 레이아 라보이 (Re-i-ah Ra-bo-i)