Korean Language and Culture

The same way you did.

Juh nuen yul nesal eeb nee da (저는 열내산(14 years old) 입니다) polite

Yul ne sal een dae (열내살(14 years old) 인대) talking with friends

Wife in Korean is 아내 (A-nae). For your information, husband in Korean is 남편 (Nam-pyeon). Hope this helped you. (:

just say :

Saranghe sergie

All human beings have eyelashes.

Dream in Korean is written as 꿈 (kkum).

하구 (ha Goo)

동생, 잘 지내? (dong-saeng, jal ji-nae?)

Jay-ee-reum-eun...eem-nee-da.

Now, with the "eu" sound, it's very hard to explain how to do it RIGHT; you kind of make an "ooo" sound with your teeth closed and without your lips. I mess up sometimes too, because I didn't start to learn Korean until 3 years ago(and I don't get much practice). I suggest you look at youtube videos to see how it's done.

As for the "r", it's a mix between L and R.

Oh

Sah

Ee

Sam

girls

City= 도시

스승 (Seu Seung)

Sarang-hae Kevin (사랑해 Kevin)

"Nae jeonhwa-e eungdab hasibsio" is how you say "please answer my call" in Korean. Because of different dialects and differences in translating different people may say this phrase slightly differently.

gonchung

The Korean word for love is 사랑 (sarang). The pronunciation is roughly like "sah-rahng".

새해 복 많이 받으세요.

(sehe bok mani badeseyo.)

안녕하세요

Yes he is.

it means to be able to act very childish and cute, regardless if you are a child or not

it is easier for people with cute faces and high voices to have aegyo

I don't think it means anything.

유 can represent any of these 4 hanja: 柳, 劉, 兪, or 庾.

Nain would be na-in (nah-een) or 나인. The ㅇ is a place holder, and sometimes used for the sound "-ong." You can't write "Nain" in hangul without the place holder. It would come out like 나ㅣㄴwhich has no form, lol. It would look like "na i n."

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

Actually means I'm doing nothing.