Ask a good friend who knows Korean, how to write Korean for a friend

I'm just a young self-taught Korean person, so I can't talk about experience, so I can only give you a little advice.

The textbook is best to use "Standard Korean Chinese", published by Peking University Press, there are a total of three volumes, and there are also corresponding synchronous exercise books, if you finish all three, there is no problem to pass level 4.

The pronunciation of Korean is just as rote as Japanese, and there is no way to do this.

The grammar of Korean is a bit similar to Japanese, but it is very different from Chinese, both of which are subject-object-predicate structures, and if you have not had relevant contact before, you may be a little unaccustomed to it.

At least two-thirds of Korean nouns come from China, which can help you memorize and save time.

The biggest difficulty in Korean is the change of word endings, which is also to do something ( and is an honorific, yes or non-honorific, if you do something, you want to do something, which is very different from Chinese habits.

The biggest difficulty in self-study is that there is no one to ask, and many things have to be understood by yourself, in addition to patience, you must also have perseverance.

Because there is usually no one to practice with you, you can only watch more Korean dramas to develop a sense of language.

If you are studying in the future to go abroad, then you should also pay attention to Korean etiquette habits. South Korea is a country that pays great attention to etiquette and rules, and the younger generation must use honorifics to the elders, and if you accidentally use non-honorific words, it will make others very unhappy, and the elders (teachers, professors) have the right to beat and scold the juniors. At the dinner table, you have to drink with your back to others, you can't eat with a bowl, and you have to kowtow to your elders during the New Year......In short, there are a lot of rules and regulations, so be mentally prepared.

Good luck!

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I'm Korean... Korean... How so? There is no way to learn. But if you can't, you can ask me.

Go to the first stop of learning Korean, there are materials on it, and someone will teach you.

Question 1: How do you write a friend in Korean??Qin Gu) Question 2: How to write a friend's Korean friend: ??

Question 3: How do good friends say in Korean?Good friend, this is the most commonly used. ?Good ,??Friends, taken together, mean good friends.

Question 4: How do I say my friend in Korean "My friend" is "wuli pro-deceased", "mine" is "wuli", and "friend" is "pro-deceased". "wuli" can be pronounced according to pinyin.

Question 5: My Friend How do you say Korean Who did you say it to In Korean, different people choose different honorific grammars

To put it simply:

To the elders: ? cae qin gu)

To juniors or friends: ?Nae Qin Gu) When writing a diary: ?

To describe a particularly good relationship, close friends can be used: ??

Hope Question 6: What do Korean friends say in Korean? Translation Question 7: My friend, how do you say it in Korean?

Pinyin pronunciation: ne cin gu ya!

Question 8: How do my friends say in Korean??Naei Chingu Question 9: What is Korean for Friends??Friends, the more commonly used often;?It means a best friend.

Question 10: How do you write a friend in Korean?qin gu)

Question 1: How do you write a friend in Korean??Qin Gu) Question 2: How to write a friend's Korean friend: ??

Question 3: How do good friends say in Korean?Good friend, this is the most commonly used. ?Good ,??Friends, taken together, mean good friends.

Question 4: How do I say my friend in Korean "My friend" is "wuli pro-deceased", "mine" is "wuli", and "friend" is "pro-deceased". "wuli" can be pronounced according to pinyin.

Question 5: My Friend How do you say Korean Who did you say it to In Korean, different people choose different honorific grammars

To put it simply:

To the elders: ? cae qin gu)

To juniors or friends: ?Nae Qin Gu) When writing a diary: ?

To describe a particularly good relationship, close friends can be used: ??

Hope Question 6: What do Korean friends say in Korean? Translation Question 7: My friend, how do you say it in Korean?

Pinyin pronunciation: ne cin gu ya!

Question 8: How do my friends say in Korean??Naei Chingu Question 9: What is Korean for Friends??Friends, the more commonly used often;?It means a best friend.

Question 10: How do you write a friend in Korean?qin gu)

Chinese: Friend.

Korean: Pronunciation: qin gu

gajang joeun chingu

Best friend.

Danjjak's best friend.

Friend:

Pronunciation: qin

gu Chinese pronunciation: pro-gu.

Good friends:

Pronunciation: qin

hanqin

The pronunciation of gu when it is read together: qin

nanqin

gu Chinese pronunciation: pro-nan pro-gu.

Good friends, helpful friends.

Good friends, close friends.

Is it a good friend or a friend with a good relationship.

Good friends).

or close friends).

Today I went out with Leo and Syndia.

Originally, I planned to take the intercity tourist bus after eating together. I also put on sneakers and sunglasses. Book roll sensitive.

But Cindya was dressed in a beautiful formal suit and wearing leather shoes, and (Syndia) told me not to go, just sit and watch. I said, "Got it."

The first thing is to eat, the two of them came for food, and I drank a lot of coffee from the pot alone. Cindya looked at my eating appearance and was really shocked, hahahahaha! Eating too much, haha!

I used to eat a lot for lunch. When we went to buy bus tickets, we were one person in front of us, and the tickets were sold out! Woooooooooooo