If you know Korean, please come in, I don t know how to write Korean

Let's take a look at what it is.

Ah. Are you a woman? It's true?

**Pure.

Don't get sick.

If you're sick, you can't be spoiled.

Thank you. Look at the dates.

You are the best I love you.

I love you too. Of course I will cherish you very much and love you very much.

Love me? It's delicious, isn't it? That's what.

It means hehe.

Korea's I Love You read is "Sharon Hey" and "Write Yes".

The Japanese pronunciation is "Ah-Ichi-Theru.""

Korea's I Love You read is "Sharon Hey" and "Write Yes".

The Japanese pronunciation is "Ah-Ichi-Theru.""

Korea's I Love You read is "Sharon Hey" and "Write Yes".

The Japanese pronunciation is "Ah-Ichi-Theru.""

Korea's I Love You read is "Sharon Hey" and "Write Yes".

The Japanese pronunciation is "Ah-Ichi-Theru.""

Korea's I Love You read is "Sharon Hey" and "Write Yes".

The Japanese pronunciation is "Ah-Ichi-Theru.""

Korea's I Love You read is "Sharon Hey" and "Write Yes".

The Japanese pronunciation is "Ah-Ichi-Theru.""

Korea's I Love You read is "Sharon Hey" and "Write Yes".

The Japanese pronunciation is "Ah-Ichi-Theru.""

Korea's I Love You read is "Sharon Hey" and "Write Yes".

The Japanese pronunciation is "Ah-Ichi-Theru.""

--Lovely Hye-bin who went to the U.S. and helped me take pictures.

Come back soon.

- I will give you a lot of clothes and love.

- My Kyomi sensei.

-I will wear beautiful clothes and live with the fragrance.

- Thank you for the gift.

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I don't understand Korean Chinese, Korean Chinese is written:

It is a negative form formed by combining the suffix and the adjective, and is used after the predicate stem to indicate negation. Imperative sentences and co-verb sentences are not used, meaning "no", "no", e.g

Honorifics: Say to your elders, superiors, or people you don't know well

qiaoneng hangugor qiar mo taiyo平语: Say to close friends and others:

nan hangugor qiar mo tai

Public holidays in South Korea.

March 1st Movement Anniversary Day. It is to commemorate Korea's Independence Day.

Public holidays in South Korea.

Trinity (an independence festival in South Korea).

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