Who will help me analyze a few beginner Korean practice questions?

Where was it last year?

Who do you want to talk to if you have troubles?

It doesn't make sense to say. , all of them.

It means that you are going to do something, and the difference is that you use the latter when you have a radio, and you use the former when you don't have a radio.

The part of speech that wants to do something is an adjective and there is a difference in meaning.

The purpose of the table indicates what purpose is used to achieve the previous action, so there is a difference between the three, I hope to explain it to you.

( ) means "I want ... Emphasize an inner thought. Ah, I want to travel. ）

Note: I saw someone above say that part of speech is an adjective... It does not have a part of speech itself, and it will present a different part of speech according to the predicate that precedes it. But everything else should be verbs... Wait a minute.

"I'm going to do ... Things I think ...

At this time, the syntax indicates that there is a certain inclination or willingness to do something and to achieve it.

He had something to say, so he opened his mouth. ）

"I have decided ...

This summer, I decided to work part-time. ）

This can be identified by preceded by a common verb.

Here the verb "eat" is used ( and the sentences are all in the past tense.

I want to eat. (intend, plan to do something).

I want to eat. (Hopefully).

I'm going to eat. (Determined to do something).

All are added directly after the verb stem.

More emphasis is placed on will, purpose, and more emphasis on immediate mental state.

It's a clear determination of what to do.

The general meaning is similar, you can refer to the specific translation.

Intend. Think. -Decision.

I plan to go to South Korea this time.

I want to go to South Korea this time.

I decided to go to South Korea this time.

I've got a message back to you, see?

It's a personal name, and it means the same as Chinese, and I am...

It means Korean Chinese. You're right.

I'm Lee Jin-ho.

This is a mistake

This is the meaning of the slang.