Who knows what Korean I love you says

There are several cases:

1. If you are a Korean in China (not in the Yanbian area), just say "sa rang han da".

2. Chinese Koreans (Yanbian) and South Korea need to pay attention to the fact that men and women are different. The male says "sa rang han da) or"사랑해"(sa rang hae).The woman said, "sa rang hae yo."

This is because men and women are actually unequal within the Korean ethnic group and use different levels of respect. However, the current Yanbian compatriots are not so particular.

3. If you want to express the meaning of "respect", such as "China, I love you." "It has to be" Zung Kuk i Yeo, Sa Rang Ham Ni DaThe sa rang ham ni da here means "I love you."

About pronunciation. The r here is not the r in Chinese pinyin, but a bit like l, but with a bit of trill.

sa long hei you, should be given like this, hehe.

Korean:

Korean I, I, I, and you have different expressions for different people in different scenes, mainly as follows:

1. I love you, there are no honorifics.

2. I love you and have honorifics.

3. I love you.

4. Express your love for each other very formally.

5. I like you.

Writing in Korean.

Korean Chinese articles are usually written horizontally or vertically.

Formatting. 1. Title and subtitle (

The title is written in the center of the second line. If the title is only two or three words, you can add a certain amount of space. Titles are generally not punctuated.

When you need to write two lines for a long title. The first row is slightly to the left. If you need to add a sub-topic, write it on the next line of the question, and add a "one" symbol on both sides of the sub-topic.

2. Affiliation and name

In principle, the affiliation and name should be written in the fourth line under the title. However, it is also sometimes possible to write the affiliation on the right side of the fourth line, with the last word blank.

Two and three squares. Names are written on the fifth line to the right, with two spaces left blank in the last word. For visual effect, you can also leave the names blank.

1. 2 grids. 3. Text (

1) There is a space between the text and the name, and there is a space for each word.

2) Roman numerals, Roman capitals, Arabic numerals for dates, and Roman lowercase each have one case. Two or more Arabic numerals or Roman characters in lowercase occupy one space.

3) The beginning of the article or paragraph changes time and space. Conversations should also be spaced and should be on one line, no matter how short. There should also be a space before the project noun.

4) When writing, when there should be a space at the end of the line but no space, you can add the separator "v", and the next line is not space. You can type without a "v" separator.

5) Symbol punctuation occupies one space, and question mark and exclamation mark are left blank. The "one" number occupies two squares, and when there should be punctuation at the end of the line, it can be dotted extraordinarily, and it is absolutely not allowed to point to the next line. Don't punctuate your typing.

Plain and honorific:

1. Writing articles generally in a flat style and using a formal style. In particular, discussions, expository essays, news reports, etc. are aimed at general readers, and there is no need to show special respect for them, so the formal style of flat language is used, such as the ending of the interrogative sentence Informal flat style "- can only be used in spoken language, and formal style should be used in articles"-

2. Honorifics can be used in oral texts, manuals, and letters such as speeches. Readings involving teenagers are generally written in honorific style ("or").

I love you in Korean:

Generally, this kind of expression is used between lovers, and it is a non-formal honorific order: It is an honorific expression for "I love you", and it is generally used in more formal occasions.

Abbreviation: honorific), Pingyu) in its entirety, it should be:

I love you in Korean to say "".

Romanized]: sa rang hae yo

Transliteration reading]: Rub the waves hey.

I love you in Korean is spelled as:

is the most general way of speaking.

It's a respectful statement.

It's a very manly statement.

The transliteration of the Korean word "I love you" is as follows: ( sa lang hei is the most general way to say the Korean word "I love you" :).

Pronunciation sa lang héi) is the most general way of saying, just say so pronounced sa lang héi yo) is a respectful pronounced sa lang hā da) is a very masculine saying, and it also has the feeling of a small billet, but it generally means that there is masculinity.

Chinese: I love you.

Korean: Transliteration: (sa lang hei yo [Salang hey]) I love you Several ways to use Korean:

1. Pronounced sa lang hei (Salang Hei) is the most general way of saying.

2. Pronounced sa lang hei yo [Salang hei yo]) is a respectful expression.

3. The pronunciation of sa lang han da [Salang Han Da]) is a very manly expression.

4. More respectful statement: sa rang ham ni da].

5. Slightly more complicated statements:

6. More complex statements:

I love you in Korean should be rubbing the waves hey, I forgot if this is the pronunciation, but basically it should be this sentence, there are many Korean dramas, you can find a few classic Korean dramas to listen to their standards.

1: Say it to your boyfriend or girlfriend. 2: Sajan shouts and beats, just like the first one. 3 Sayrang Black to be, respectful of the saying. How to write a shouting text: 1 2 3

Hello, I'm Korean, I don't need a translator to be 100% accurate, please put 100 million hearts to use.

I love you Korean translation is Ninsalang hie there.

sa lang hei is the most general way to put it

Korean "I love."

If you want to know how to read it, stop Lin Junjie's "Just to You", so that you won't make a mistake

Many relatives have already answered, if you want to hear what to say, please search for the first episode of "Family Birth" (the first season, a variety show in South Korea), and at 49 minutes, the game they are playing is to say "I love you" to each other.

How do I hear someone say that it's rubbing the waves, hey, wiping or sprinkling.

Korean Chinese (Korean): ?sa lang hae( yo)

Pronounced sa lang hei yo) is a respectful saying.

My pronunciation is accurate, sa rang hai yo], there is no l pronunciation in Chinese.

The transliteration of the Korean word "I love you" is written as follows: (

It means "I like you".

It's "me", it's "you", it's "like".

In Korean, which has a similar meaning, there is also the word "now commonly used".

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Korean me: It is divided into honorifics and non-honorifics, and they are said to the elders and juniors respectively, and I am the honorifics: and the non-honorific I am: .

Love: You: There are also honorifics and non-honorifics, honorifics ( non-honorifics ( ).

Honorifics: to show respect, to the elders and to the people who are respected) sa lang hai you

(Non-honorific: a friend who is familiar with juniors and relationships).

sa lang hai

Should be.

Upstairs is given a verb archetype, not a complete sentence.

In general, just say it's fine.

First of all, we need to laugh at people, even if others have bad intentions towards you at first, but driven by their conscience, I believe that they will be moved by your tolerance and will treat you with the same kindness in the end. So, learn to be tolerant, not only to liberate others, but also to make yourself happy.

Salah Black has in Korean.

Write it is not rough and square wide 1 7 9 6 6 7 3 9 teach you to type Korean I love you.

4 9 3 2 4 Eliminate spaces.

Appearance 1 7

4 6 9 9 3 Eliminate spaces.

Appearance 9 6

5 4 6 4 4 Eliminate spaces.

Appearance 6 7

This is what I mean by loving you.

Here's how it's written.

Rub (the middle of the rub and sprinkle) wolf (a sound) hey again.

You refer to the above, I hope it helps.

Chinese: I love you.

Korean]: Roman Phonetic Alphabet]: sa rang hae yo [transliterated reading.

62616964757a686964616fe59b9ee7ad9431333337616466 law]: Wave hey.

Examples:1I love you so much.

2.Do you love me or not?

3.I love you more than I love myself.

4.I can't help but love you.

5.I love you forever.

Transliteration of the Korean word "I love you"."Sarah, hey"The way to write it is: (