[ How to Introduce Yourself ]

Hi - annyonghaseyo
안녕하세요

What is your name?
이름이뭣임니까? - Irumi muoshimnikka?
이름이뭣이에요? - Irumi muoshieyo?
(Note - above are two formations of questions, they mean the same thing, they just use different forms of a question)

My name is ___________
제이름은________입니다 - Chei irumun ________ imnida.

Chei irumun (제이름은) = my name
***Note - 은 is actually a topic marker, which is covered in another lesson.

im ni da (입니다 ) = is

More commonly, to state your name you can simply say...
____name_______ + im ni da
(_____name_____ + 입니다)

***Note im ni da (입니다 ) is primarily used to say that you are something or someone. It is used to inform about your state of being. You would not use it in a sentence like "He is at the market", but you would use it to say "he is Korean."

You can replace im ni da (입니다 ) with ieyo (이에요) or yeh yoh (예요) in some contexts. Im ni da (입니다 ) is the more formal.

Nice to meet you
만아서반갑습니다 - mana so pangapsumnida

hey could u split it the way they sound for example annyonghaseyo ...

photons Wrote:hey could u split it the way they sound for example annyonghaseyo ...

What do you mean split it the way they sound? Annyonghaseyo is one whole word and should be pronounced together.

oh got it got it... i was getting confused between the dictionary way of splitting words...and language words.
~photons

thanks for your help

thanksss....

could u plez tell me what friends 4 ever in korea?

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wait...onother 1..long time no see in korea

thkx a bunch =)

THANKS 4 UR HELP

thnx alot great work