I m in Korea now, but I don t know Korean, so who has a Korean version of everyday language? Thank y

1.Anning Hasse): Say "Hello" when you see a Korean friend

2.Manla Hopega is not Mita): It's a pleasure to meet you.

3.Rub it is not Kamida): Take care of it.

4.Kamu Shahamida: Thank you.

5.Sin sent Hamida): I'm sorry.

6.Tranquility Xi Kaseyo): Goodbye, go, what the host says to the guest when the guest leaves.

7.An Ning Xi to the color yo): Goodbye, words to the master.

8.Salang Heiyo): I love you, which can often be heard in Korean dramas.

9.Do it, black yo): I like it.

10.Do you give multi-colored): Eat well.

11.Don't be a child: I'm full.

12.I'm too scared): I'm hungry.

13.Eye-rakar: I'll contact you.

14.Tranquility Xi Rent Mu Se Yo): Good night.

15.Giving birth to a son (Rough Kahamida): Happy birthday.

17.Oh, Sha Lang Hei): I saw a very practical sentence that your favorite Korean singer could say, so that he could notice you all at once. Note that only girls can say this.

18.Dowa Lord Sei): Please help me.

19.My name is Kim Hee-sun, "is what I mean," is the meaning of calling, if you want to know how your Korean name is spelled, you can read this article Korean Commonly Used Chinese Character Comparison Table, where you can find your name in Hangul.

20.Wrong energy Total Valley Salamimida): I am Chinese. Hehe, if you want to travel to South Korea, this sentence is the most practical.

Simple 20 sentences.

It's detailed inside.

Hehe, not at all???

Then I think the pinyin symbols found on the Internet or the ones that directly use Chinese characters are not very accurate.

Chinese pronunciation is actually very different from Chinese.

It's not the same as the standard, Koreans don't understand it very well.

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You can go directly to me, hehe.

Voice chat, I can teach you some basics, hehe.

It's not a good point, but it should be fine.

I hope I can help you very well!!

Don't follow those Chinese studies on the first floor, it's not right at all, you better look at the basics first, there are books sold in Chinese food stores, buy this and see.

If you want to learn Korean, listen to Koreans.

Check it out on this forum.。。

Hello. (Respectfully.) To the elders and those who meet for the first time) Hello. (Friends who often meet or say it younger than themselves) I'm sorry (honorific).

- Sorry (not honorific).

Goodbye -- to those who go).

Goodbye -- to those who remain).

If you want to know anything specifically, ask me, I'll teach you.

Hello Anniang Hasse.

Goodbye Anniang a card plug yo (please walk slowly).

Ann Niang a Kai Se yo (please stay).

I love you for swaying, hey.

Okay, yes...No.

Ahh

Thank you. Kamu Saharmu you are big.

You are welcome. The book is full of grace.

I'm sorry. Mi, that's your big.

Never mind. Wide ginseng dead wood you big.

Have you eaten? Are you afraid of it?

Full, thank you.

Rub the four mothers, you are big.

Great work. You are older than the four mothers of Haxiu.

Please wait a moment. Rub the wood and fill you.

Resources.

。There is almost no difference in grammar, but there is a big difference in the choice of words and pronunciation. The biggest difference is in the loanwords.

Korean has basically no loanwords, whereas Korean loanwords have a very large vocabulary. Loanwords are mainly Chinese, Japanese and English transformations, and in recent years, French and German words have also appeared.

It should be said that the political and ideological differences of more than half a century have caused great differences between the languages of the North and the South.

1) Phonology.

There is basically no big difference between the individual consonants and vowels, mainly the two vowels "9 7, 9 9" are pronounced closer to "9 1, 9 5" in Korean Chinese, while North Korea is closer to "9 1, 9 9". There are obvious differences between the north and the south in terms of intonation, and in general, the intonation of South Korea is relatively high and soft; North Korea, on the other hand, is lower and harder.

Another obvious difference is that there are "first sound rules" in Korean Chinese, that is, "8 9 3 1 (woman), 0 5xx (Lee xx)" in North Korea, and "2 1 3 1, 3 3xx" in Korean Chinese.

2) Vocabulary.

Because of the different levels of social development, the vocabulary of Korean Chinese is richer and more active. In addition, South Korea accepts more loanwords, such as "2 5 3 3 5 5 (wife), 8 1 3 3 5 5 (knife)" in North Korea, which generally only says "2 7 6 7 (wife), 4 3 (knife)". Even in cases where foreign words are borrowed in both North and South languages, such as "computer", there are some differences between the two, with South Korea calling it "4 3 5 7 5 5" and North Korea saying "4 5 5 7 5 5".

3) Grammatical aspects.

It should be said that there is not much difference between the two in terms of grammar. However, some usages that are highly used in South Korea are rarely used in North Korea, such as "- 8 1 1 3 3 9" in Korean Chinese"-�7�5�1�3�3�9"It is not used very much in Korean.

4) Everyday language.

For example, when saying "it's okay," Korean says "3 1 2 3 2 8 9 1 9 9."In Chinese, it says "7 9 4 3 2 8 9 1 9 9."”.

For example, when saying "toilet", Korean says "3 1 1 6 2 5 (health room)" and Korean Chinese says "6 1 3 2 2 5 (powder room)".

It is difficult to explain the differences between Korean and Korean Chinese. Only everyone slowly realized it.

1 7 9 6 6 7 3 9 I love you.

sa langhai yao

2�7�8�0�6�9�1�7�3�9?Hello a niang ha sai yao

2�5�9�6�7�5 �3�1�8�9�2�5�3�9?How's it going?

e de kai zi nai se yao�3�9 �3�1�8�9�2�5�3�9.Had a good life ca zi nai se yao

6�5�9�1�2�5�3�9.I'm so tired

3�4�0�1?It's true?

ceng maer?

7�7�3�0�0�1 �6�9�3�1�0�3.Don't lie, ke zi maer ha zi ma