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Bryan Tuesday 22nd of August 2006 08:23:43 PM
안녕하세요! Message from the new Korean moderator. - Hello, I\'m Bryan, the new moderator of the Korean forum on Phrasebase.com. I\'m a native Korean speaker and I live in Toronto, Canada. I am newly in charge of translating the rest of the online phrase book and fixing errors, so you will see the completed Korean phrase entries soon. Don\'t hesitate to ask me questions. Please post your questions here in this forum rather than sending it to me directly by message, so that others can get help from it as well. I\'d be always willing to help you. Also I am going to start posting some grammar lessons as well as cultural readings and links to help you learn Korean and the Korean culture. Hope this forum becomes more active. Good luck with your learning. :D

Psy Tuesday 29th of August 2006 03:04:07 AM
- Since it seems no one else is going to say anything, despite not having learned much Korean since I last visited here (been wanting to finish a couple of my other language courses first...), I\'ll say ¾È³çÇÏ¼¼¿ä!

I\'m looking forward to all of your upcoming publications. :D In Japanese it\'d be [i]tanoshimi ni shite imasu[/i].

omersener Tuesday 29th of August 2006 06:37:09 PM
Annyong to the new moderator! - Hi Brian,

We\'re looking forward to your support and help on the Korean forum,

Eoseo oseyo:)

Ömer

acortesIII Friday 29th of September 2006 07:23:38 AM
translate to korean character or english character - hi bryan,

pls, translate from english to korean for my reference at my exam at korean language test.. example. aniyo \"no\"

an everyday expression in korean
good morning sir?
good afternoon?
good evening?
what is your name?
how old are you?
where do you live?
please tell me about yourself?
what are you doing?
where do you live?

bryan pls give me answer for my daily review..and pls.. give me an daily expression in korea language..

thank you and more power

thanks alfred

edwoodseo Friday 12th of January 2007 12:25:33 PM
Hi Alfred - I do welcome Bryan a korean forum moderator and he would do this better for you, but Bryan seems quite busy,so i may give you some help here.

good morning sir?
good afternoon?
good evening?

We koreans don\'t differentiate the greetings practically upon the time when we greet, so we say any time \" [size=2]안녕하세요? or 안녕하십니까?[/size]\" -- Annyeonghaseyo?/Annyeonghasimnikka? in polite manner. (recently among the young people, there are tend to say instead, [size=2]좋은 아침!?[/size](Joeun achim for good morning)
[size=2]좋은 저녁!?[/size](Joeun Jeonyeok) i am not sure for Good afternoon how they say.

what is your name?
[size=2]이름이 무엇입니까?[/size](ireum-i mueosimnikka?), in very high polite form, [size=2]성함이 어떻게 되십니까?[/size](seongham-i eotteoke doesimnikka?)

how old are you?
[size=2]몇 살이에요?[/size](myeo-ssal-ieyo?), in very high polite manner [size=2]나이가(연세가) 어떻게 되십니까?[/size](nai-ga or yeonse-ga eotteoke doesimnikka?)

where do you live?
[size=2]어디(에) 사십니까?[/size] eodie sasimnikka?
[size=2]어디에 사세요?[/size] eodie saseyo?

please tell me about yourself?
[size=2]자신 소개를 좀 해 주시겠습니까?[/size] (Jasin sogae-reul jom hae jusigesseumnikka?)

what are you doing?
[size=2]뭐 하고 계십니까?[/size] (mueo hago gyesimnikka?)

** we have the two different way of expression in polite manner in ending of the phrases like one with ...YO(요)we call informal polite ending and another with ...mnida(ㅂ니다) we call formal polite ending.

Hope this helps you more learn korean

the linguistic difficulties of korean language for foreigners are such these manneric expressions how to say in the different situations, and the fact korean language has lot of different particles with nouns a well as lot of various verb conjugations in the grammar, from my point of view. So to master korean, better to invade the grammar far at the end after skilled up the basics(characters,pronounciations and useful phrases) and the daily conversational practice.

some of language specialist say that learning language of Top down system(learning from the conversational to the basics) is more efficient than Bottom up system(learning from the basics to the conversations)

How i am doing in teaching korean on line is thus the parralel method mixed with these two in such teaching the basic first at the same time let people practice couple of phrasesand conversations on every lesson although my method is not yet proved,however the students seem pleased with that way.

welcome any advices

asianman27 Wednesday 17th of January 2007 09:38:19 PM
annyeonghaseyo - Hi
would someone translate this for me:
Good morning
Good afternoon
Good evening
Good night
Goodbye
take care
see you later
see you soon
see you on...monday~sunday
see you tomorrow
------------------------------------------------------------
please translate for me:
monday to sunday
numbers from 1 to 1,000,000
members of the family
------------------------------------------------------------
tomorrow
yesterday
today
day after tomorrow
------------------------------------------------------------
sun
moon
stars
clouds
night
dawn
morning
dust
afternoon
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baby/baby girl/baby boy
girl
boy
man/men
woman/women
Mr.
Ms.
Mrs.
Television
Electric fan
Airconditioner
Charger (cell phone)
Table
Cabinet
Computer
Dvd Player
Chair
Toilet
Faucet
Shower
Toilet bowl
Cellphone
Window
Door
Phone
Door knob
Water
Stove
Briefs
Underwear
Fork
Spoon
Mug
Eyeglasses
Keyboard
Sofa
Toy
Shoes
Tissue Paper
Fridge
Knife
Socks
Pillow
Pillow sheets
Bed sheets
Plate
Glass of Water
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I(am), you (are), he she it (is), we (are), you (are) (pl) they
Beautiful
Handsome
Ugly
Cute
Sexy
Kind
ill- mannered
foul-mouted
sophiscated
stinky (foul smelling)
strong
muscular
thin
fat
stingy
generous
happy go lucky (carefree)
selfish
jealous
envious
lovable
friendly
horny
depressed
happy
sad
in love
afraid
asian
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i miss you
i love you
i hate you
i wanna make love with you
let\'s make love
let\'s go
let\'s eat
let\'s drink
let\'s pray
let\'s walk
let\'s run
let\'s exercise
let\'s go to the..........
let\'s get the hell out of here
let go of me
get the hell out of here
----------------------------------------------------
i\'m going to/ to the......, i want to go to/ to, i like

washroom
living room
movie house
Bed
pee
poo (defecate)
run
walk
to the gym
jump
sing
study turkish
drink
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i\'ll be back later
i\'ll see you soon
i\'ll call you
please call me
------------------------------------------------------
did you have breakfast, lunch, dinner?
------------------------------------------------------
i\'m going to take a bath
------------------------------------------------------
i\'m goin home
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eat!
keep quiet!
shut up!
bitch!
jerk!
hurry up!
------------------------------------------------------
what time it is?
it\'s 1,2,3,4..... o\'clock
1:30 o\'clock

------------------------------------------------------------
eyes
nose
cheeks
mouth
lips
teeth
tooth
chin
shoulder
chest
nipples
tummy
stomach
head
brain
arms
hands
elbow
eye brows
fingers
nails
butt
penis
legs
knee
feet
foot
toes
thigh
back
hair
pubic hair
-------------------------------------------------------------
what is you name?
how old are you?
My name is Kenji
I\'m 28 y/o
where do you live?
i live in Manila, Philippines
i am a Filipino...
i love/like Korean/Korea
i love/like kimchi
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Phrasebase Archive
	Bryan	Tuesday 22nd of August 2006 08:23:43 PM
	안녕하세요! Message from the new Korean moderator. - Hello, I\'m Bryan, the new moderator of the Korean forum on Phrasebase.com. I\'m a native Korean speaker and I live in Toronto, Canada. I am newly in charge of translating the rest of the online phrase book and fixing errors, so you will see the completed Korean phrase entries soon. Don\'t hesitate to ask me questions. Please post your questions here in this forum rather than sending it to me directly by message, so that others can get help from it as well. I\'d be always willing to help you. Also I am going to start posting some grammar lessons as well as cultural readings and links to help you learn Korean and the Korean culture. Hope this forum becomes more active. Good luck with your learning. :D
	Psy	Tuesday 29th of August 2006 03:04:07 AM
	- Since it seems no one else is going to say anything, despite not having learned much Korean since I last visited here (been wanting to finish a couple of my other language courses first...), I\'ll say ¾È³çÇÏ¼¼¿ä! I\'m looking forward to all of your upcoming publications. :D In Japanese it\'d be [i]tanoshimi ni shite imasu[/i].
	omersener	Tuesday 29th of August 2006 06:37:09 PM
	Annyong to the new moderator! - Hi Brian, We\'re looking forward to your support and help on the Korean forum, Eoseo oseyo:) Ömer
	acortesIII	Friday 29th of September 2006 07:23:38 AM
	translate to korean character or english character - hi bryan, pls, translate from english to korean for my reference at my exam at korean language test.. example. aniyo \"no\" an everyday expression in korean good morning sir? good afternoon? good evening? what is your name? how old are you? where do you live? please tell me about yourself? what are you doing? where do you live? bryan pls give me answer for my daily review..and pls.. give me an daily expression in korea language.. thank you and more power thanks alfred
	edwoodseo	Friday 12th of January 2007 12:25:33 PM
	Hi Alfred - I do welcome Bryan a korean forum moderator and he would do this better for you, but Bryan seems quite busy,so i may give you some help here. good morning sir? good afternoon? good evening? We koreans don\'t differentiate the greetings practically upon the time when we greet, so we say any time \" [size=2]안녕하세요? or 안녕하십니까?[/size]\" -- Annyeonghaseyo?/Annyeonghasimnikka? in polite manner. (recently among the young people, there are tend to say instead, [size=2]좋은 아침!?[/size](Joeun achim for good morning) [size=2]좋은 저녁!?[/size](Joeun Jeonyeok) i am not sure for Good afternoon how they say. what is your name? [size=2]이름이 무엇입니까?[/size](ireum-i mueosimnikka?), in very high polite form, [size=2]성함이 어떻게 되십니까?[/size](seongham-i eotteoke doesimnikka?) how old are you? [size=2]몇 살이에요?[/size](myeo-ssal-ieyo?), in very high polite manner [size=2]나이가(연세가) 어떻게 되십니까?[/size](nai-ga or yeonse-ga eotteoke doesimnikka?) where do you live? [size=2]어디(에) 사십니까?[/size] eodie sasimnikka? [size=2]어디에 사세요?[/size] eodie saseyo? please tell me about yourself? [size=2]자신 소개를 좀 해 주시겠습니까?[/size] (Jasin sogae-reul jom hae jusigesseumnikka?) what are you doing? [size=2]뭐 하고 계십니까?[/size] (mueo hago gyesimnikka?) ** we have the two different way of expression in polite manner in ending of the phrases like one with ...YO(요)we call informal polite ending and another with ...mnida(ㅂ니다) we call formal polite ending. Hope this helps you more learn korean the linguistic difficulties of korean language for foreigners are such these manneric expressions how to say in the different situations, and the fact korean language has lot of different particles with nouns a well as lot of various verb conjugations in the grammar, from my point of view. So to master korean, better to invade the grammar far at the end after skilled up the basics(characters,pronounciations and useful phrases) and the daily conversational practice. some of language specialist say that learning language of Top down system(learning from the conversational to the basics) is more efficient than Bottom up system(learning from the basics to the conversations) How i am doing in teaching korean on line is thus the parralel method mixed with these two in such teaching the basic first at the same time let people practice couple of phrasesand conversations on every lesson although my method is not yet proved,however the students seem pleased with that way. welcome any advices
	asianman27	Wednesday 17th of January 2007 09:38:19 PM
	annyeonghaseyo - Hi would someone translate this for me: Good morning Good afternoon Good evening Good night Goodbye take care see you later see you soon see you on...monday~sunday see you tomorrow ------------------------------------------------------------ please translate for me: monday to sunday numbers from 1 to 1,000,000 members of the family ------------------------------------------------------------ tomorrow yesterday today day after tomorrow ------------------------------------------------------------ sun moon stars clouds night dawn morning dust afternoon ---------------------------------------------------------------- baby/baby girl/baby boy girl boy man/men woman/women Mr. Ms. Mrs. Television Electric fan Airconditioner Charger (cell phone) Table Cabinet Computer Dvd Player Chair Toilet Faucet Shower Toilet bowl Cellphone Window Door Phone Door knob Water Stove Briefs Underwear Fork Spoon Mug Eyeglasses Keyboard Sofa Toy Shoes Tissue Paper Fridge Knife Socks Pillow Pillow sheets Bed sheets Plate Glass of Water ----------------------------------------------------- I(am), you (are), he she it (is), we (are), you (are) (pl) they Beautiful Handsome Ugly Cute Sexy Kind ill- mannered foul-mouted sophiscated stinky (foul smelling) strong muscular thin fat stingy generous happy go lucky (carefree) selfish jealous envious lovable friendly horny depressed happy sad in love afraid asian ------------------------------------------------------ i miss you i love you i hate you i wanna make love with you let\'s make love let\'s go let\'s eat let\'s drink let\'s pray let\'s walk let\'s run let\'s exercise let\'s go to the.......... let\'s get the hell out of here let go of me get the hell out of here ---------------------------------------------------- i\'m going to/ to the......, i want to go to/ to, i like washroom living room movie house Bed pee poo (defecate) run walk to the gym jump sing study turkish drink ------------------------------------------------------ i\'ll be back later i\'ll see you soon i\'ll call you please call me ------------------------------------------------------ did you have breakfast, lunch, dinner? ------------------------------------------------------ i\'m going to take a bath ------------------------------------------------------ i\'m goin home ------------------------------------------------------ eat! keep quiet! shut up! bitch! jerk! hurry up! ------------------------------------------------------ what time it is? it\'s 1,2,3,4..... o\'clock 1:30 o\'clock ------------------------------------------------------------ eyes nose cheeks mouth lips teeth tooth chin shoulder chest nipples tummy stomach head brain arms hands elbow eye brows fingers nails butt penis legs knee feet foot toes thigh back hair pubic hair ------------------------------------------------------------- what is you name? how old are you? My name is Kenji I\'m 28 y/o where do you live? i live in Manila, Philippines i am a Filipino... i love/like Korean/Korea i love/like kimchi ----------------------------------------------------------------