How Do I Say These Phrases In Korean

How do i say these phrases in Korean?

How old are you: neon myoech sal ini (for formal you can say myeoch sal e ey yo?)
I am 16 years old: (저는) 열여섯살이에요 (revised romanization: [jeoneun] yeoryeoseossari-eyo)

I will romanize 14, 15, and 17
14:yeol ne sal
15:yeol daseot sal
17:yeol il gop sal

You sang very nice..Im guessing you meant you sang very well since that doesn't really make sense =p: dan-shin-eun no-rae-rul cham jal-ha-sae-yo (again formal, if you want informal just say neo nun instead of dan shin and remove the yo.) 당신은 노래를 참 잘하세요

I hope you enjoyed your stay: Not really sure of this. My korean is mediocre so i dont know a lot of things =p

God Bless You: The thing is people on korea don't say god bless you so there really is no correct way to say it.

Hope i helped

How to say these phrases in korean?

1.너랑 얘기했어서 기쁘다! neo-rang yaegihaesseo-seo gippeuda!(informal)
당신이랑 얘기했어서 기뻐요. dangsin-rang yaegihaesseo-seo gippeoyo(polite)
2. 오늘 나한테 전화했어서 고마워. oneul jeonhwahaesseo-seo gomawo(informal)
오늘 저한테 전화했어서 고마워요. oneoul jeonhwahaesseo-seo gomawoyo(polite)

너 neo you
랑/이랑 rang/irang "with" neo-rang = with you, na-rang= with me
얘기하다 yaegihada to talk with
기쁘다 gippeuda to be happy, in a good mood
당신 dangsin you
한테 hante to na hante=to me neohante-to you
전화 jeonhwa phone 전화하다 to phone(call)
고맙다 gomapda to be thankful

서 (seo) after jeonhwahaesseo(called) and yaegihaesseo(talked) translates to "so" The sentences say, I talked with you today so I am happy and You called me to today so i am thankful
Make sure you indicate what politeness level you want, it saves some work for the answerer if one is unnecessary.

How Do You Say These Phrases In Korean?

How do you say these phrases in Korean? Please give me the romanization and the Hangul. Please also give me the formal and informal ways to say them!

1. What's your name?

2. How old are you?

3. I am twenty four years old.

Please native Korean speakers only, no translators or students please! Thank you!!!!

How do you say these phrases in korean?

1. 이곳으로 가주세요.
2. 도착했나요?
3. 그것에 대해 이야기하고 있어(요).
4. 이야기합시다/이야기하자.
5. ...라고 했다.
6. ...라고 했다.
7. ...라고 했다.

The Korean language is notable for its paucity of native vocabulary regarding language. Where English has "say," "tell," "speak" and "talk," Korean actually has no verbs for these. The nouns 이야기, meaning "story," and 말, meaning "word" or "speech," can be made into verbs by adding 하다 "do." 이야기하다 generally means "talk" while 말하다 can be used for the rest of these meanings. In direct or indirect quotations though, neither of these is usually used. Instead, a suffix ending in 고 is attached to the main verb of the quoted clause which is followed by 하다, or 그러다 colloquially. Another suffix that comes after the verb but before 고 depends on the mood of the clause. For example:

수희는 오늘 미술관에 못 간다고 했다. - Suhui said she couldn't go to the museum today.
존이 영화 보러 가자고 했다. - John said we should go see a movie.
엄마가 설거지 하라고 했다. - Mom told me to wash the dishes.

In Korean it's generally not necessary to mention the subject of a sentence if it's already understood. Thus, it's not really necessary to translate words like "he," "she" or "they." For illustrative purposes they are sometimes translated as 그, 그녀 and 그들, respectively, but these words are not very common.

How do you say these phrases in Korean?

You weird - formal- 당신은 이상해요 dangshineun eesanghaeyo. informal- 넌 이상해 neon eesanghae

How are you? formal- 어떻게 지냈어요? Ottoke Ji-naessoyo. informal- 어떻게 지냈어 ottoke jinaesso

Do you understand? formal- 이해합니까? ee hae hamnikka? informal- 알았어? arasseo?

How do I say these phrases in Korean?

Formal:

(Please) Speak/Reply in English.
(재발) 영어로 말씀해/대답해 주세요.
[(Jae-bahl) Yung-uh roh mahl-sseum-hae/dae-dab-hae joo-sae-yo.]

I am a foreigner.
저는 외국인 이에요.
[Juh-neun wae-guk-in ee-eh-yo.]

I am not Korean.
저는 한국사람이 아니에요.
[Juh-neun Han-guk sah-rahm-ee ah-ni ae-yo.]
저는 한국인이 아니에요.
[Juh-neun Han-guk-in-ee ah-ni ae-yo.]

I can't/don't speak Korean.
저는 한국말을 못합니다.
[Juh-neun Han-guk-mahl eul moht-hahb-ni-dah.]

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Informal:

(Please) Speak/Reply in English.
(재발) 영어로 말/대답해조.
[(Jae-bahl) Yung-uh roh mal/dae-dahb hae-joh.]

I am a foreigner.
난* (나는) 외국인이야.
[Nahn (Nah-neun) wae-guk-in ee-yah.]

I am not Korean.
난 (나는) 한국사람이 아니야.
[Nahn (Nah-neun) Han-guk sah-rahm-ee ah-ni yah.]
난* (나는) 한국인이 아니야.
[Nahn (Nah-neun) Han-guk-in-ee ah-ni yah.]

I can't/don't speak Korean.
난* (나는) 한국말을 못해.
[Nahn (Nah-neun) Han-guk-mahl eul moht-hae.]

*난 (Nahn) is a shortened version of 나는 (Nah-neun.)

How do you say these phrases in korean?

I'm the happiest person - 너무 행복해 (neomu haengbokhae) - that means "i'm so happy" uhmm... person in korean is 사람 (saram) but I honestly don't know where to put it. I'm just starting to learn too... my bad.. >////<

I'm the best - 내가 제일 잘 나가 (naega jeil jal naga)

Let's rock the house - 흔들리다 가자 (heundeurida kaja) - let's rock the house is an english slang which means let's party hard or something. some english phrases cannot be translated in korean by words so "흔들리다 가자" simple means "let's rock"

1, 2, 3 .... fighting!!! - 한 둘 셋 ... 화이팅!!! (han dul set, hwaiting!!!)

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How to say these phrases in Korean?

I m going to KCON (Korean music event) and I might meet an idol (celebrity). If I do, how do I say "Unnie you re so pretty!" and"Oppa you re so handsome!" in Korean? Please help! Thanks!

How to say these phrases in Korean?? Help!!?

PLEASE DON'T USE TRANSLATORS!!!! I NEED NATIVE KOREAN SPEAKERS!!!! PLEASE!!!

1. I am a fool for falling in love.
2. I cry every night. Do you care?
3. I can only see you.
4. You left me. You are a bad boy.
5. I'm in so much pain and so are you.
6. For some reason I miss you. I don't know why.
7. Are you coming back?
8. I need you by my side.
9. Let's walk together side by side.
10. Stay with me forever.

I really need these translated. My Korean teacher told us that we need to make a short 15 minute Korean movie--because we're learning Korean, she wants to see how much we learned. It's too hard, so please translate. NO ONLINE TRANSLATORS--PLEASE!!! ONLY NATIVE KOREAN SPEAKERS!!! Thanks...