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Jang Geun Suk- 24 years old

Park Shin Hye- 21 years old

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"Good night everyone" would be 다들 잘자요. (dah dool jal jah yoh) so basically if you translate it right in what it says it's basically 'everyone, Good night."

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The word for a park is 공원 (gongwon), while the name Park is 박 (bak) in Korean.

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바이바이 (baibai/paipai) means "bye bye" in Korean.

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There are an estimated 6,700 recognized languages in the world. Most of them are spoken by fewer than 1,000 people.

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It means older brother and is a term only used by females. Males use "hyung" rather than "oppa".
"Oppa" or 오빠 is often used by a younger girl talking to an older male friend, and was popularized in Western countries by Psy's 'Gangnam Style'.

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" 천국", pronounced "chun-gook"

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If you meant to write "unni" it means "older sister" for women. If you are a male then yu refer to them as "noona" Or, if you meant "oni" as is sounds, that means "no."

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24 letters in Korean alphabet(14 consonants, 10vowels)

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Here you go!

1. True Love (Main Theme) - 핑클 / Finkl

2. 지금처럼만 (진선미 [Jin Sun Mi] Theme) - 미나 / Mina

3. 두고온 슬픔 (Sad Theme 1) - 박희수 / Park Hee Soo

4. 사랑을 전하는 마음으로 (형철 사랑의 Theme) - 박희수 / Park Hee Soo

5. Road Runner (허영미 Theme) - Hip Pocket

6. Falling In Love - 미나 / Mina

7. 두고봐 - 미나 / Mina

8. Watching You - 미나 / Mina

9. After (Instrumental)

10. Somewhere (Instrumental)

Hope this helps!! Also, if you are just now watching All About Eve there are a ton of recent K dramas (really good ones) that just came out. Of course you can check out wiki drama and a new resource that I just found with comprehensive info is http://www.mykofan.com/MostPopularDrama.aspx enjoy!

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안녕하세요 (annyeonghaseyo) is a formal way of saying 'hello'

안녕 (annyeong) is the one when you say hi to your friends

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"doing nothing" translates to, "amu-gut-do-ahn-heh" (아무것도안해) in Korean.

Actually means I'm doing nothing.

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Chuka or 축하 means celebration. For example "생일 축하합니다" means "Happy Birthday" or literally "Celebration of Birth".

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Formal: 안녕하세요 /an-niyong-ha-say-yo/

Informal: 안녕 /an-niyong/

Ahhn niyong ha say yo.

or

Ahhn niyong.

you could pronounce it like "onion" if it helps you because an-niyoung and onion sound similar

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"inga" is put at the end of a question

For instance in the sentence "인간 인가?" "Eengan-eenga?", which means "Are they human?", "inga" is the part that makes it a question.

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하나 (1), 둘 (2), 셋 (3)

일 (1), 이 (2), 삼 (3)

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"yobo" in korean means "dear or honey". its usually used when a husband or wife are addressing each other. "yoboseo" is more like a greeting when answering the phone like "hello".

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미치도록 보고싶다 (michidorok bogoshipdah)

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New York City proper actually has the highest Korean population outside of Korea - fact.

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Yes, the bowl shows respect and legend has it that if you go to a temple in Seoul there is a crystal bowl, and apperantly if you touch it you will live a long prosperous life.

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There is an app called crunchyroll and they have lists of dramas including Korean ones you can watch also there is an app called viki and new dramas always being added. You can also watch on youtube, people have uploaded many dramas. Epdrama.com/mobile has a good selection of drama.

There is also a app called 'Drama Fever' it works great with good quality! But the problem is the ads. =_=