Hi there,
I'm not sure when you use imnika, iseyo, or as in "work", what's the difference between 일하십니까 (end with shimnika) and 일하시나요 (end with shinayo)?
Please help so I can learn how to end questions.
Thank you.
Yee Han
End of questions
Yee-Han
August 12, 2011
sujung-lee
October 17, 2011
안녕하세요 Yee Han!
You might find this website helpful:
http://www.teachenglishinasia.net/korean-verb-ending-database
I hope that helps! If you still have questions, please let me know :)
- Sujung
charath--
October 17, 2011
hi .Sujung !
when i study Korean .i have many problem to use question word. can you tell me the easy way to use it
charath--
October 17, 2011
.Please help me .
Thank you .bye
Keyatta--12
October 29, 2011
sunjung i have a very huge question and this is what bothers me most of all...How do i put the hangul characters in their order when making sentences and words, and how can i read it which way? Please answer because this is the most thing i am struggling on.
sujung-lee
November 7, 2011
Hi Charath,
Do you have a specific question word you are having problems with? I will try to help!
- Sujung
sujung-lee
November 7, 2011
Hi Keyatta,
I'm afraid I'm not sure what you mean by putting the characters in order - do you mean how to group the individual alphabets together?
If that's the case, I would recommend checking out the writing lessons in your Language & Culture lessons - these are under the "Writing" tab.
I hope that helps!
- Sujung
nada--4
November 24, 2011
hey
i`m really trying my best to learn korean language but i don`t know what is the best why to study & memorize hangul
please help ^^
Keyatta--16
December 18, 2011
i memorized almost the full alphabet. it is so easy and now i know how to group the Hangeul characters to make symbols. You should check out this pretty cool website.
http://www.talktomeinkorean.com
maha--2
February 2, 2012
Hy i hope u can help me .im having some difficulties in distinguishing between the sounds of the vowels
please help me *-*
sujung-lee
February 9, 2012
Hi Maha,
The sounds of the vowels are actually quite easy to remember because the shape of the letter imitates the shape of the mouth!
I would recommend going through the lessons on vowels in the Writing section - you can use Rocket Record to play the vowel sounds as many times as you like.
I hope this helps! Please let me know if you need any further help.
- Amira