Ask for a greeting letter in Chinese and write a letter in Korean

You write it out, and I translate it.

What do you want to write, you have to say a script. About what. You don't say how we translate for you?

In saying that. You write a question to your professor. Something. About what. You've got to write it down.

You don't say anything. We are writing it to you, and you don't know. You don't look at him anymore, you must not be disgraced by the professor. Think about it. You write a Chinese manuscript. I'll help you translate it well.

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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.

Hello! 안an-niong-ha-se-io.How are you doing?

zal ji-ne-sso-io?Yes, well lived. 네,ne, zal ji-ne-sso-io.

How's it going? 어o-de-kai ji-ne-sso-io?That's it!

ge-ze ge-lai-io.Long time no see. 오랜lain-ma-nio.

Thanks: gam-sa-ham-ni-daFor people who need to be respected.

Thanks: go-ma-uo-io) for between friends, etc.

You're welcome: cen-ma-ne-io)

Sorry: zuai-song-hai-ioFor people who need to be respected.

Sorry: mi-an-he-io) for between friends, etc.

It's okay: guain can na-ioFaux pas, excuse me, borrow light: the equivalent of excuse me! 실sil-le-ham-ni-da.)

Is it? 네ne?)

Yes ne)

No: a-ni-io)

Yes, that's right ge-lai-io)

Ok zo-a-io)

I don't know. 몰mol-la-io.)

How much? 얼마ol-ma-e-io?)

Goodbye: ddo bua-io)

Please stay: an-niong-hi gue-se-ioPlease go: an-niong-hi ga-se-io)

A most beautiful letter to you.