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| witchexc | Monday 11th of April 2005 04:28:56 PM |
| hi im korean - i am koean and live in seoul/korea. im new here. i could help you to learn korean. ^^ | |
| ireen | Monday 11th of April 2005 05:54:45 PM |
| - Hi...im new here so nice to tak to you.I would like to know more about Korea because i think it's such a beautiful country.Moreover,i wanna learn korean but you know it's not popular here so difficult to find the place to learn.Well,i hope we can be friends. | |
| jcr2001 | Monday 11th of April 2005 08:32:59 PM |
| - hello. I also would like to learn korean so that i can get a larger language base. I could help you out with english if u want :) | |
| kitt_cat | Wednesday 13th of April 2005 05:05:09 AM |
| - hi...can you teach me korean...i have a friend who just moved here from korea and she can't speak english that much and i want to be able to talk to her...also i think korean music is so cool!! | |
| witchexc | Wednesday 13th of April 2005 05:33:01 PM |
| - i posted some urls for studing korean and i think they are cool. how i could help you ??? | |
| qwe111 | Wednesday 13th of April 2005 08:02:21 PM |
| anybody can give a clue - i need a memeber id at http://www.mbird.co.kr, anybody can help me? i know nothing about korea ,thank you | |
| rhea01angela | Saturday 16th of April 2005 05:27:55 PM |
| hi - can u teach me korean | |
| ayan | Friday 06th of May 2005 08:34:29 PM |
| hi..i'm new here.. - i'm really interested in learning korean..i m from malaysia..it would be nice if some1 can help me and we can be friends... | |
| von_oliver_amora | Monday 09th of May 2005 06:02:15 PM |
| me too! Jun Ji Hyun! My sassy girl! Windstruck! - Hello peeps! :) i l just saw sassy girl and windstruck and it drove me crazy. haha. i wanna learn korean. i know its a beautiful language. i wanna see korean movies and understanding what their saying instead of subtitles :) these days i see a lot of ques telling me i should learn korean! hehe :) please... please teach me :) i can teach english, Tagalog and cebuano. im from the philippines. Southwest Asia :) -von | |
| BenjaminGJ | Monday 23rd of May 2005 11:20:04 PM |
| Yeah help please - Hi I speak dutch and english fluently but my best freinds are korean and i cant ever really join in with there conversations or help them learn english so please help me so i can join in and maybe help them. | |
| AsianMusicGuy | Sunday 03rd of July 2005 04:23:02 AM |
| - teach me pleeeeeeeeease | |
| kaysay | Sunday 03rd of July 2005 09:37:49 PM |
| i know some korean, but in konglish. well... it's just a basic hangeul. - this is what i learn from other forum. > "there are" and "there is" is "issoyo". > "chogi issoyo" means "it exist over there", or "its over there" *Issoyo on its own can mean "I have/he has" "Opsoyo" means "I dont have" or "I havent got" > "ajossi" literally meaning uncle (However if it were to be used in a formal way, it is only for the referral of a man). "ajumma" meaning aunt (females) > the word for "and" is "hago" * example: "Nasir-hago shinae-e kayo" meaning 'I am going to town with nasir'. > "Ottaeyo" is "how?" > "Kuraeyo" literally means "it is like that" > The polite honorific "seyo" can be used to make requests more polite, "seyo" is used when the verb stem ends in in a vowel, and "useyo" is used when the verb stem ends in a consonant. below is a basic for Greetings and Conversation > ye = yes > an-ni-o = no > an nyong ha sye yo? = Hello, How are you? *also be used in reply. > an nyong hi - ka sye yo = Good Bye > k wen chah nah yo = Its ok, Its fine > ottok'ke ch nae sye yo? = How are you? > chal chi nae yo = Fine *in reply to "ottok'ke ch nae sye yo?" > kam sa ham ni da = Thank you *used in a formal way > ko map sum ni da = Thank you *used in a less formal way > choe song ham ni da = Sorry > mian ham ni da = Sorry *used with less emphasis well... :) happy learning... | |
| nuadd290 | Sunday 17th of July 2005 11:15:23 PM |
| - I'm new in this form also ,, Can you advise me to learn korean, | |
| housatonic | Tuesday 19th of July 2005 10:59:44 PM |
| - I'm trying to learn Korean, but I can't really focus enough to learn it from sites, so I'm hoping I'll be able to learn through experience, so I hope to hear from you soon | |
| Dao_Ming_Szi | Sunday 24th of July 2005 02:10:07 PM |
| - Hello to everyone. Here's my first question: How can I read this in Korean? Any Koreans can read this? 道明寺。 I hope you can help me with this very simple question. Thanks. :) | |
| Schlaftius | Tuesday 26th of July 2005 04:23:53 AM |
| There you go - 道 明 寺 dào míng sì That's how you write you name correctly in Chinese pinyin (Dao Ming Si) - Not Dao Ming Szi but never mind In Cantonese, your name would be pronounced: 道明寺 = Dou Meng Si In Kanji: 道明寺 In Hiragana: どうみんじ In Romaji: Dou-Min-Ji In Korean Hangeul, your name would be: Hangeul: 도명사 Hanja: 道明寺 which is pronounced: Do Myeong Sa If you need anymore with Korean or Japanese or Chinese, I'm glad to help. | |
| pianoman1004 | Wednesday 27th of July 2005 09:04:24 PM |
| 7 year veteran teacher in korea needs to boost the lingo to proffesional level - hi i've lived here so long i need to get a firm grasp on the language so i can leave the esl industry for good, move into my true interests health and business, could you help me? ^^ | |
| Dao_Ming_Szi | Sunday 31st of July 2005 08:47:15 PM |
| - [quote][i]Originally posted by Schlaftius[/i] 道 明 寺 dào míng sì That's how you write you name correctly in Chinese pinyin (Dao Ming Si) - Not Dao Ming Szi but never mind In Cantonese, your name would be pronounced: 道明寺 = Dou Meng Si In Kanji: 道明寺 In Hiragana: どうみんじ In Romaji: Dou-Min-Ji In Korean Hangeul, your name would be: Hangeul: 도명사 Hanja: 道明寺 which is pronounced: Do Myeong Sa If you need anymore with Korean or Japanese or Chinese, I'm glad to help.[/quote] Kamsahamnida! :D Thanks for helping me, Schlaftius. It's one of the foundations why I should also learn Korean - knowing names and other personal info. I'll be glad again to come back. Thanks again. :) | |
| thierry75 | Wednesday 03rd of August 2005 03:18:30 PM |
| Happy translations from english to your language - We, a French artistic association, are developing round the world (and via your own place with your help) the Virus of Happiness. We need people to translate happy messages from other countries as well as the happython website. For immediate expansion purposes we need... you (and your translations too :) (from french or english to your language) The Happy Challenge : before the 30th of august, it has to be on line http://www.espacedubonheur.com/ Translation : 17 Word pages English version http://www.espacedubonheur.com/anglais/ :)Media http://www.espacedubonheur.com/articles.php :)to get in touch with the author of the concept : Thierry Vermont, mail : thierry@espacedubonheur.com :) Thanks in advance for letting the Virus of Happiness contaminating your own country (and friends) Have a good day :) | |
| Schlaftius | Tuesday 06th of September 2005 02:14:29 AM |
| Dao Ming Szi - It was my pleasure man. Are you a Pinoy of Chinese ancestory? | |
| nalbi | Monday 12th of September 2005 09:18:44 AM |
| 한국어 공부하고 싶습나다 - [quote][i]Originally posted by witchexc[/i] I am koean and live in seoul/korea. Im new here. i could help you to learn korean. ^^[/quote] Hi, I've been studying Korean language by myself and I need alot of help. I have a Korean friend who can not speak english very well so I'm basically on my own. I hope you can help me. He is from Taegu. | |
| mahdy | Saturday 17th of September 2005 12:48:41 AM |
| how can i learn Korean fastly..? - how could anyone to teach me Korean... please.... | |
| mahdy | Saturday 17th of September 2005 12:50:22 AM |
| how can i learn Korean fastly..? - how could anyone to teach me Korean... please.... | |
| yoonbestfriend | Friday 07th of October 2005 04:50:46 PM |
| - annyong hey can n e 1 teach me korean.i have a korean friend who lived here in india 4 about 2 yrs n she went back 2 korea now,i am quite fluent in reading stuff written in korean n i can write something which is actually in english but is written in korean alphabets.like here i am writin something which is actually in korean but i am writing it in english alphabets che iruman yoon i need help in speaking korean helppppppppp!!!!!!!!!!!!................................ pleaseeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!................... u can mail me at cutencooltanaya@yahoo.com | |
| ameeker | Friday 21st of October 2005 08:44:16 PM |
| Hi - I would like to learn Korean so that I can find my birthmother and reconnect with the culture from which I was born. | |
| widie_bj | Monday 05th of December 2005 04:27:43 PM |
| Nice to meet you all.... - annyeong haseyo ! Hi, i am new here. it is nice to see people who have same interest her.. :). oya, i found a good site to lear korean. well, it is just an introduction of korean language. but i think it is good enough for beginner like me. www.langintro.com may it help :) | |
| sue_yang | Sunday 18th of December 2005 11:27:22 PM |
| help - anyone can teach me korean pls e-mail me!!! | |
| Nalyd | Monday 26th of December 2005 01:26:12 PM |
| Hi - Hello, I'm very interested in learning Korean, and am hoping you could help me. ^^ | |
| edwoodseo | Sunday 07th of January 2007 08:14:16 PM |
| Hi all friends here who wanna learn korean - Hi everyone who posted here wanting to meet korean who may help learn korean language. I am very sorry i came here so late to help you who have been waiting very long time. I have posted the various useful websites for korean study here in this phrasebase at the FORUM JUMP... by selecting \"korean\" otherwise contact me to have the personal chat cheers | |
| halfahomeslice | Tuesday 16th of January 2007 08:02:36 AM |
| - if someone can teach me korean, I will help with english! please email me or contact on msn: halfahomeslice@hotmail.com | |
| dexter_duan | Friday 18th of May 2007 09:16:13 AM |
| i really need help in Korean - I\'d be glad if someone could teach Korean for me plz contact me by my email : dexter_duan@hotmail.com | |
| edwoodseo | Saturday 19th of May 2007 11:02:32 AM |
| Hi - Sawadi krap nice to have you here in phrasebase take a look at this http://hompi.sogang.ac.kr/korean and find to read all the posts happened over here in phrasebase asif you would still have queries contact me edwood51@yahoo.co.kr or someone else who will help you like our Forum conductor or so success edwood | |
| Teacher_Judy | Thursday 31st of May 2007 10:23:03 PM |
| Saying hi from Yongin... - I\'ve been teaching ESL in Korea for six years, and am starting my seventh year here (after a hiatus of three years back in Canada). This time I\'d like to take learning Korean seriously, as I hope to spend time in this country longterm and am sick of the many difficulties and frustrations that I encounter because my conversational level is so minimal. Reading: Low - currently practising individual hangul characters and syllables Speaking: Survivor - can go shopping, catch a bus/taxi, barter, travel, and survive from day to day without difficulty. Plenty of nouns, some verbs, a sprinkling of adjectives, and basic courtesy phrases (like \'where is the bathroom\' and \'I\'m an English teacher\'...) Listening: Beginner - can pick out words and syllables in the flow of conversation and catch the topic if not the gist. Comprehend most very basic questions and can answer in fragmentary speech. Pronunciation: Excellent - unfortunately my ear is so good that I\'ve picked up the \'coarser\' accent of the shijang adjumas and taxi-kisanim with whom I do most of my conversing, to the amusement of my Korean peers. As a full-time teacher and a mother, I don\'t have a lot of time to attend classes, so I need the self-discipline to study on my own, and some recommendations for good websites or products. Right now I\'m having fun with the great \'hangul practise\' individual character flashcards at http://www.aeriagloris.com/LearnKorean/ - super for increasing my reading level as you can change between hangul -> western or viceversa. Glad to have found this forum, and will definitely read all the currently posted recommendations and stickies! Judith | |
| edwoodseo | Sunday 03rd of June 2007 05:15:46 AM |
| hi Judith - i loe u in ense of u r so keen to learn to know korean heritages like u mention here so fascinated to me as im a korean language teacher. gamashamnida.... i feel i mut do something for u to learn korean really..sympathy contact me the private way raher than doing here in phrasebase since the class has not to be ale to be done right here. preferrably to be done by the mesenger of others like skype hat r voice ...or msn and yahoo mesegner too. i prefere u to install skype which is just for free to use ur phone conversations with me,right? im so glad to meet such a lovely wonderful eager students as u i have so many students though i ve never met such u so far sorrily if u are in korea now even u can ring me to my mobile as well MOBILE NO 010 3947 1919 ED GOD LUCK,SUCCESS,CHEERE AND GOD BLESS U ALL BYE | |
