Korean Language and Culture

내하시기 바랍니다.

Pronounced: nae-ha-shi-gi ba-(rl)ap-ni-da

Note: this might be taken... romantically. to say this would mean you want them "physically" so be cautious in using this phrase.

애용하는

ae-yong-ha-neun

jook uh

개 (Geh)

or 강아지 (Gahngaji) However, it is often used as "Puppy" rather than dog.

It means "dont have"

활 (hwal)

키 is the word for height and is pronounced key.

케롤린

A commonly used greeting in Korean is안녕하세요 (annyeonghaseyo), which can be used to mean "hello", "good morning", "good afternoon" and also "good evening".

안녕하세요. 지금은 오후 6시 반입니다

(annyeonghaseyo. jigeum-eun ohu 6si ban ibnida)

i think it is right...

magnae means the youngest

이것은 당신을 위한것입니다. 당신이 좋아하셨으면 좋겠어요.

it means to shut your mouth and be quiet

"Jesse" = "제씨"

In Korea "끝" (kkeut). This is usually for movies though.

Honor in KOrean is "jong gyung"

and "Ju Mong"

American
Pabo~

chunsa

I don't think so

whoever answered "ahnyanghasayo" is wrong, the romanization is even wrong. Annyeonghaseyo means hello/hi/etc. Korean for waiting is 기다리는 - kidarineun.

일레인 (il-le-in)

No.