Please, answer here to the question "Do you speak Korean?"

Let us know if you need help!

Hi 베로니카,

Thanks for posting. You put together a perfect sentence, great job!

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Lyn

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간단한 말만 할 수 있습니다!

Hi Angie,

Thanks for posting. One way to ask someone when they are planning to have a concert would be:

필리핀에서 언제 공연할 예정이에요?

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Lyn

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Hi, can i ask how to write this in korean "when are you planning to have a concert here in the philippines?"

Hi 줄리,

Thanks for letting us know! Hopefully you'll get better as you continue your studies!

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Lyn

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간단한 말만 할 수 있습니다.

Hi 하진,

Thank you for sharing with us!

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Lyn

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간단한 말만 할 수 있습니다.

(like how to introduce myself in different ways ; name, age, where i am from ; how to ask where i can find something - like 은행은 어디예요? and thats it.. kind of xD)

Hi 아린,

Thanks for posting. You're making steady progress, keep up the good work!

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Lyn

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간단한 말만 할 수 있습니다

Hi Megha Bhattacharya,

Great answer! Please let us know if you have any inquiries.

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Lyn

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네, 조금 할 수 있습니다 😇😋

Note: little mistake in the grammar section - it's written "Hindi" in stead of "Hangul"

Hi Dennis,

Thanks for posting. Let us take a look at what you wrote:

네,하지만...간단한말만할수있습니다.

Yes, but...I speak only simple phrases.

-->네, 하지만 간단한 말만 할 수 있습니다.

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Lyn

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My answer:

네,하지만...간단한말만할수있습니다.

Yes, but...I speak only simple phrases.

I added up first two words for example. I wanna be flexible.

Hi Lewis,

Thank you for posting. Actually, there is no difference in how words are pronounced--everyone says '네'(pronounced as 'ne').

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Lyn

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It seems that when a female say 네, she sounds like 'De', but when a man say 네, he says 'Ne'. Am I right ? Thanks

Hi Gert-Jan,

Thank you for posting. In colloquial Korean, most native Koreans tend to omit the object particle 을/를 as to simplify the sentence. In written Korean you would need to write 를 after 한국어.

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Lyn

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hello,

I was wondering why there is no 를 after 한국어 in the question?

thanks!

Gert-Jan

Hi Ivan,

Thank you for posting. I think you are referring to the phrase 다행이에요(dahaeng-ieyo). (It's a relief/glad to hear it)

Hope this was of help. Please let us know if you have any other inquiries.

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Lyn

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