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 Posted: Sun Sep 27, 2009 1:08 am
heheh...Ahnyung Ha Se Yo everyone...
UMM..
well..the title says everything...
so..my questions for answers to questions in KOREAN ! biggrin
"Why?"
"Yes"
"No"
"Maybe"
"I don't know"
"I don't want to"
"Sure"
"Okay"
That is all..
One last question..
Is
Saranghae
and
Saranghaeyo
the same ?
or are they different meanings..?
They both mean I love you..
Right...?
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Posted: Sun Sep 27, 2009 8:30 am
Umm... I'm not sure of all of them, but I know a few.
Yes in Korean is "Nae" - 내
No in Korean is "Aniyo" - 아니요
I think Okay would be the say as Yes (Nae), not entirely sure.
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@Last question:
Saranghae & Saranghaeyo are the same. Saranghae means "I Love You," and when you add a "Yo" to the end of the sentence/word, it makes it polite.
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Posted: Mon Sep 28, 2009 6:26 am
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Posted: Wed Oct 07, 2009 9:23 am
Why - 왜 (wae)
I don't know - 나는 몰아요. (na neun moll ah yo)
I don't want to - 싫어요. (shilh oh yo) << xp
Maybe - 혹시 (hohk shi)
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Posted: Mon Oct 19, 2009 5:56 am
hey hey guys ..
what up .
uhmm i wanna know whats the meaning of theese ..
please pm me .
클레이어 리 << if u knoe that word ..
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Posted: Wed Dec 23, 2009 3:15 am
XxYunji YoungxX heheh...Ahnyung Ha Se Yo everyone... UMM.. well..the title says everything... so..my questions for answers to questions in KOREAN ! biggrin "Why?" 왜요? [Way-Yo)
"Yes" 네. [Nay]
"No" 아니요. [Anyo]
"Maybe" 아마. [Ah-Mah]
"I don't know" 모릅니다. / 몰라요. [Mo-Room-Nee-Dah. / Mole-Lie-Yo]
"I don't want to" 하고싶지않아요. [Ha-Go-Ship-Gee-Ahn-Ah-Yo.]
"Sure" It's hard to say a direct translation for Sure and Okay into Korean. You'd probably just say the different forms of yes (being 네 [Nay], 예 [Yeh], and 응[Ung])
"Okay"That is all.. One last question.. Is Saranghae and Saranghaeyo the same ? or are they different meanings..? They both mean I love you.. Right...?
사랑하다 Saranghada is the infinite form meaning "to love"
사랑해(요) Saranghae(yo) is short form, meaning "I love you"; you would use the Yo if you're talking to someone with respect
사랑합니다 Saranghamnida is long form "I love you" used in situations that call for great respect...in this case, I could never see anyone using it due to the context "I love you" XP
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Posted: Wed Dec 23, 2009 1:54 pm
Quote: "Why?" waeyo"Yes" ne"No" aniyo"I don't know" maollayo"Okay" johayoSaranghae and Saranghaeyo mean the smae thing. adding (yo) just makes it polite
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