Formal “I Don’t Know” in Korean We will start with the most formal version. Here’s how to say “I don’t know” in Korean when you speak with strangers and people older than you. 1. 잘 모르겠습니다 (jal moreugetseumnida) This expression uses the formal ending -ㅂ...
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if you dont you are n if you dont believe m if you dont know me b if you dont know me b if you download music if you ever -- if you ever feel asha if you ever find your if you fax if you forgot already if you found it if you go away then i if you hate running if you...
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aTo go to kid 去哄骗[translate] apayment method.- 付款方法。-[translate] ai really dont know Chinese. so sorry. 我真正地不知道汉语。 很抱歉。[translate]
ano. you just afraid I love other girl 否。 您正义害怕I爱其他女孩[translate] asuch a huge body and the coat is so small 这样一个巨大的身体和外套是很小的[translate] aI dont know serious things for now 我暂时不知道严肃的事[translate]...
Me:“I don’t know. I don’t—” Lady:*Cutting me off*“Too busy listening to music to help customers, right?” Me:“I don’t work here?” Lady:“Oh, right, you just so happen to be wearing the uniform!” All the employees are wearing black pants and black shirts with the nam...
英语(美国) 英语(英国) @norhanabdelnaser9 i dont understand, i dont get it, i dont know what you're saying 查看翻译 这个答案有帮助吗? 嗯... (0) 有帮助 (0) amrinh696 7月13日 英语(美国) 英语(英国) @norhanabdelnaser9 查看翻译 这个答案有帮助吗? 嗯... (0) 有帮助 (0)...
In the formal translation, I used the polite form of the verb "보내다" (to send) as "보낼 수 있을까요" to make the sentence more polite and respectful. Additionally, I used the formal word for "saying" as "라고" to maintain a formal tone.In the casual ...
for this grammar both are the same.no such difference,가야 해요 or 가야 돼요 both means "i have to go"but if we use them as one verb, it is different as you already know 하다 to do 되다 become/works/ok 2) V기 위해서 and V으러 기 위해서 ...