Does anyone understand Korean? I don t understand how to say Korean

Subtitles: Kim Hyun-joong's supporters F4 Interview with Kim Beom Kim Joon.

Kim Hyun-joong: If the boy here kisses, his face will really turn red (he looks like a kitten in the back and still doesn't hear anything).

The host said, Ah, the ideal type during that period. (Interrupted).

Audience: Kiss a kiss Kiss a ......

Moderator: What do you feel (it seems) (to Kim Beom)? Isn't it good?

Jin Fan: Uh. Wait a minute (Kim Hyun is comparing his lips) I don't like boys because I'm friends with my brother.

Moderator: Why are you shaking?

Kim Joon: The face really changes very quickly.

Compere:?? (incomprehensible.) ）

Kim Beom: It's an extrovert (laughs) and I don't like boys.

Q: Don't you regret being dumped by the golden silk grass in the play?

Kim Hyun-joong: Eh, it's not that I was dumped (I can't hear it clearly.) Moderator: When it was natural, what about Jin Fan next to him, how are you feeling now? Do you like it?

I couldn't hear the back clearly.

Then Hyunjoong sings.

After singing, Hyun-joong said that if a man kissed Kim Bum, Kim Bum's face would immediately turn red, and the audience below would coax and say, "Kiss one, kiss one......The host asked what is the personality of Kim Fan himself? Jin Fan said that he was extroverted, and the people on the stage laughed ......

The back of the hearing is not very clear, and I don't understand it a little.

Question 1: I don't understand what you're saying in Korean? How do you say it in Korean? Fu 7924;?

mu sen mar **ha xin ji mo ru gai se yo

Mson Mason Moer Ha anxious Mao Ru to change color.

Question 2: I don't understand How do I translate in English? How do you translate in Korean? i can't understand

Question 3: I can't understand what you're saying How do you say it in Korean I can't understand what you're saying [Korean]??Pronunciation] ne ma reul mod deu reo seo yo You use your mobile phone to surf the Internet, and you can't display Korean, you may see a box.

Question 4: I'm sorry I don't understand How to say it in Korean I'm sorry I don't understand.

To put it simply.

Mi'an milk has it, and the grass can be touched and swept up.

Question 5: If you don't understand Korean, forget it, how to say it If you don't understand it, forget it, ?Follow-up: Can you tell me how to read it? Added: Please translate on, google or bing**, which can be pronounced aloud in real time.

Question 6: Sorry, I don't understand Korean, how do you say it in Korean? mi an ham mi da, hangung man mun la yo.

Pronounced in Mandarin: 米安哗Mi觯汉工slow stew儖哟.

Pronounced in Teochew dialect: Mi'an is full of Han Jun mosquito door.

Question 7: "Sorry, I don't know Korean" How do you say it in Korean? ?郸0;?Or sorry, I do not understand KoreanKorean should have someone who can speak English!

Question 8: "If I don't understand, what should I do" How to say Korean If I don't understand, what should I do; 【?Compensation 2; ?

Question 9: How do you say it if you don't understand Korean???Or?

No, most Japanese people don't speak Korean. However, Japanese is a compulsory subject in Japanese secondary education. Although English education is not yet very good for Japanese people, in general, most people can understand at least a little English (except, of course, very old people).

(: As commentators reminded me, there has indeed been an increase in young Japanese learning Korean (or perhaps a second foreign language in college during this period) due to the popularity of Korean pop culture in Japan.) The younger generation.

However, there aren't many of them, so you can feel free to bump into them on the street. ）

There are places with Korean signs (usually tourist attractions), but there are many more English signs than Korean ones, so if you read Korean, there is no real advantage here.

In shops frequented by tourists, there are often Korean-speaking staff; But of course, English is almost always more useful. However, almost all of these are almost unique to the Tokyo, Nagoya, and Osaka metropolitan areas ("tomeihan"), and you should expect little sign of Korea outside of the area (and perhaps Fukuoka due to its proximity to Busan).

However, if you are able to write some kanji (kanji), then you may be able to express simple ideas and use them to communicate with the Japanese, as almost all Japanese people know some kanji. Having the ability to read Chinese characters can often help you understand symbols as well. But don't expect too much.

There are about 1 million or so Koreans in Japan (including Korean citizens living in Japan and Japanese citizens of Korean ancestry), but you can't tell them other than Japanese.

Therefore, it is not a good idea to try to do this, and follow the person who is interested in speaking Korean. However, there are a handful of ethnic Koreans living in Japan (e.g. kubo in Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo), and you'll certainly have luck saying in these areas of Korea; However, none of these Korean towns seem to be popular tourist destinations.

Koreans speak Korean, and Japanese people don't understand it at all. Although Japanese and Korean belong to the same adhesive language family, there are many similarities in word order and grammar. They are not the same language, so it is impossible for Japanese people to understand them.

Koreans speak Korean, can Japanese understand it? Korean is completely different from Japanese, and the average Japanese person can't understand Korean at all. Just like the Japanese speak Japanese and the Chinese can't understand it. If you want to understand Korean, you need to learn Korean.

Koreans speak Korean, and there are several ways for Japanese people to understand it, one is that the Japanese can understand it naturally if they can understand Korean, and the other is the simultaneous interpretation equipment, with this equipment, when Koreans speak Korean, the Japanese can hear Japanese directly through the device, and the meaning can be understood. It is also possible to do this through translation software.

Koreans speak Korean, can Japanese understand it? Unless he understands Korean, he can't understand the words.

Question 1: Excuse me, do you understand Korean? How to say it with homonyms Hello!

excuse me, do you understand korean English version.

Question 2: I don't understand how to say Korean, I don't understand it, I don't understand it.

Or? In fact, it is enough to say it in a different way

Question 3: How can I make myself understand Korean If you don't learn it, it should be more difficult After all, listening to TV dramas and daily conversations are different, and many Koreans have accents.

Question 4: How can I say it in Korean if I can understand, understand, and can't speak?

Float 7;Question 5: Korean I don't understand what you're saying? How do you say it in Korean? Fu 7924;?

mu sen mar **ha xin ji mo ru gai se yo

Mson Mason Moer Ha anxious Mao Ru to change color.

Question 6: I don't understand Korean, how do I say Korean mi an ham mi da, hangung man mun la yo

Pronounced in Mandarin: 米安酣米觯汉工slow stewla哟.

Pronounce in filial piety Chaozhou dialect: Mi'an is hearty and Han Jun mosquito door la.

Question 7: "Can you understand what I'm saying?"Supply?

If you want to press the upstairs statement it should be:

Question 8: I don't understand How to translate in English? How do you translate in Korean? i can't understand

Question 9: I'm sorry I don't understand How to say it in Korean I'm sorry I don't understand.

To put it simply.

Mi'an milk has it, and the grass can be touched and swept up.

Question 10: Why do celebrities understand Korean but can't speak Korean? There is a difference between listening and speaking, and you can understand but not necessarily speak.

1.Hello! 안an nyung ha sei yo]

2.How are you? 어e dde kei ji nei xim ni gga]

3.(To the one who walked) Goodbye! 안an nyung hi ga sei yo]

4.Meet for the first time! 처ce em beib geid sem ni da]

5.It's a pleasure to meet you. 당dang xi ner ar gei duei e gi bbe yo]

6.My name is....... ze nen...yim ni da]

7.Please look after me in the future. 잘zar bu tak de lim ni da]

8.(To those who remained) Goodbye! 안an nyung hi gei sei yo]

9.Good. 예yei]

10.No. 아a ni o]

11.Thank you. 감gam sa ham ni da]

12.I'm sorry. 미mi a nam ni da]

13.Never mind. 괜guein can sem ni da]

14.Full, thank you. 잘zar me ged sem ni da]

15.Great work. 수su go ha xyed sem ni da]

16.Please show me the menu. 메mei niu pa ner som bo yie zu sei yo]

17.Wait a while before ordering. 잠zam xi hu ei zu mun ha geid sem ni da]

18.Please give me this. 이yi ge ser zu sei yo].

Smecta ...

Honorifics for elders.

Hello: Anning Haseyo; Goodbye: Tranquility is a sign of color.

The official language of Korea is "Hangul Chinese" ( Hangul is an adhesive language that has historically been marked with Chinese characters and incorporated Chinese into its vocabulary, and King Sejong created the Korean alphabet to syntax the Korean language.

According to the Korean Language Association, the proportion of Chinese characters in Korean does not exceed 70%, and the standard Korean Chinese dictionary includes 57% of Chinese characters, 25% are inherent words, and 12% are other mixed words of Bikuchai Zheng, but many Chinese characters are not used in the real life of contemporary Koreans.