Learning the wrong thing and applying it can be so embarrassing. Anyway the title says I am determined. Now that I have found out a new website to further learn Korean, 나는 결심아요.
(私は決心ですよ。)
Man, I get so hyped up when I see Asian foreign languages.
The site that I found is: langintro.com/kintro/, in case if anyone's interested.
I was able to form a few Japanese sentence before and now I am hoping to form some basic Korean sentence. In order to do so, I need to know which word do I need to use to start off and end it. (Just like か？means to ask question in Japanese and other obvious ones are です。, etc)
So far what I know of is that "다" or what everyone usually heard as "나다" is the stem(ending word to a sentence) for verbs. The Korean sentence structure is SOV(Subject-Object-Verb) just like Japanese, so the presence of "다" is usually appears in quite a few.
Also,
"아요" and "오요" are stem words for nouns.
Ok, back to learning.
다시 학습합니다.
(lol, 다시 means again - making that sentence strange.)
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