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[jiehan]

you replace -da with -jima.
masida(마시다)to drink -> masijima(마시지마)dont drink

Thanks Jarhier, that's exactly what I was looking for!

This post has been edited by jiehan: Sep 4 2006, 12:31 AM

[jhonnz]

hi to all! Is this korean?? please tell me what it means...

私はインターネットが切るときそれを憎む。
ｺﾗｧ( ≧∇≦)ﾉ｡°゜°。｡ﾍ(｡≧O≦)ﾉ
私のmanga は再度ダウンロードされなければならない.... ：・。・゜゜・(≧◯≦)・゜゜・。・え～～～～～～～～ん！！！
私は私が眠りたいと思うので非常に怒っている。（　　￣￣￣￣　　▽　　￣￣￣￣　　　）　。　ｏ　０　○　ぽわわわわ～～～ん

[silla]

^ Yeah, its korean.

It says "As you are reading this, your computer has been infected with the MANGA virus. If you do not format drive C, your computer memory will be lost"

[jhonnz]

^ Yeah, its korean.

It says "As you are reading this, your computer has been infected with the MANGA virus. If you do not format drive C, your computer memory will be lost"

haha ok thanks!

[silla]

^ im just kidding. its in japanese. i have no idea what it means.

[Jarhier]

hi to all! Is this korean?? please tell me what it means...

私はインターネットが切るときそれを憎む。
ｺﾗｧ( ≧∇≦)ﾉ｡°゜°。｡ﾍ(｡≧O≦)ﾉ
私のmanga は再度ダウンロードされなければならない.... ：・。・゜゜・(≧◯≦)・゜゜・。・え～～～～～～～～ん！！！
私は私が眠りたいと思うので非常に怒っている。（　　￣￣￣￣　　▽　　￣￣￣￣　　　）　。　ｏ　０　○　ぽわわわわ～～～ん

yeah it's japanese. roughly i think he's saying he hates when internet disconnects, his manga must be downloaded at least twice(?)..so he's ticked because he wants to go to sleep.



This post has been edited by Jarhier: Sep 4 2006, 02:56 PM

[jiehan]

Going back to my earlier post, what would the opposite to replacing "da" with "jima" be? In other words how would I tell someone to do something in the strongest way? (in Japanese you'd say "飲め", meaning "Drink!")

Thanks again!

[Jarhier]

Going back to my earlier post, what would the opposite to replacing "da" with "jima" be? In other words how would I tell someone to do something in the strongest way? (in Japanese you'd say "飲め", meaning "Drink!")

Thanks again!

hmm..as for that form it's kinda complicated, there's no definite pattern that i can think of like -jima does.

example. as for drink, command would be ma-syuh(마셔){drink} from masi-da(마시다){to drink}. see how ㅕ(yuh) is added to ㅅ(siot) taking out -i-da(ㅣ다).

however, it wont work with every verbs you'll see, like muk-da(먹다){to eat} will become muk-uh(먹어){eat} replacing -da(다) with -uh(어) to it. and bo-da(보다){to see} will be (봐){look} adding -ah(ㅏ) to boh(보) taking -da(다) out. and ja-da(자다){to sleep} would simply be ja(자){sleep} dropping -da(다) without adding anything...not masi-uh(마시어), ma-sah(마사) or masi(마시) which has no meanings at all.

i guess you just have to memorize as you encounter..>_<;;

[jiehan]

^^ Thanks! It does look a little complicated... Memorising probably is the only way!

[Dim_Sum_4_U]

In my korean class i'm having trouble with making sentences. For example, if I want to say "I see a book" do I say na nun check oul po ah e's uh yo? ( sorry I dont have korean on my comp and Im not good at spelling -_-) How do you conjugate then endings of verbs that end in "da," like to see it po-da, to write is sue-da, etc.

[maldita]

hey guys, how do you say 'i hate you' in korean?hehehe [font=Georgia][size=7]

[i_guy]

why I can see only the question mark?

[rockiez,,]

Ohh! well

It great

هَزاَ لِى << it's mean good afternoon or good evening .

haha

Do not have nobody ask me about هَزاَ لِى .

but I want to tell about it haa 555+ lol

[ddha]

Meet some serious Korean learners here...

http://forums.galbijim.com/index.php?showforum=4

Hey, that looks great! I'm joining. Thanks for sharing it

[flower pig]

hey guys, how do you say 'i hate you' in korean?hehehe

널 미워해

[ygbaby]

how do you say.."i miss you" romanized plzz : )

[bielle]

me wanna join too! i'm self studying korean ^_^ but still barely understand it 아직 잘 모르겠어요. 그래서, 도와주세요. 감사합니다.

ygbaby, i miss you is 보고싶어요 (bogoshipoyo-polite form) or 보고싶다 (boshipda-blunt form)

This post has been edited by bielle: Oct 19 2006, 06:56 AM

[maldita]

널 미워해

sorry, i dont know how to read korean. how do you say it? i mean, how do you pronounce it?

[1492f]

'nul miwohae' will do. however, 'miwo!' will be a stronger and simpler version.

[jav_]

how do you say 'ladies' in korean as well as 'you are' in romaji? gomawo

This post has been edited by jav_: Oct 21 2006, 03:30 AM