Korean Language and Culture

Sonyeon / namja (man)

uh duum goong ju 어름 공주

이십 mean's 20

십 < sib > = 10

이십< e sib > = 20

삼십< sam sib > =30

사십< sa sib > = 40

떠너더 TO-NA-DA.

pears.......... ?

박레빈 "Pak Rae Bin"

Well, 'Mianhae' or '미안해' is the casual way of saying sorry and 'Mianhaeyo' or '미안해요' is the semi-casual way.

없어 It means none, nope, don't have, no.

It really just depends on the context.

If you're a boy talking to an older girl, you call her 누나 (noona)

If you're a girl (etc.), you call her 언니 (onni)

In either gender if they're younger generally you would just call them by their name.

키키

ewn q..

http://www.zkorean.com/dictionary/search_results?word=please

if you read Korean. if not the first translation of please is something like "jom" and/or "jeh bahl"

crappy i know, but that's the best i could do

good luck

jd

Zoe = 조이

Great in Korean: 멋진

"Fool" or "Stupid"

A younger brother or sister is 동생 (dong-saeng). If you are a girl, your older sister is 언니 (eon-ni) and your older brother is 오빠 (oppa). If you are a boy, your older sister is 누나 (noona) and your older brother is 형 (hyung).

someone that fancies you

'Ji won oh'

i think "ottoke?" is appropriate. (pronounced as: oh-tok-keh?)

운명

Umma

어머니 is mother.

계모 is stepmother.

시어머니 is mother-in-law .

Bangs makes their face look smaller.

A small face makes you look younger and cuter.

로렌 (Lo-ren).