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The sentence is great! You can use the grammar in this way : )

And.. it would be great to say 한국어 잘 하는 사람 instead of 한국어 화자 because 화자 is only for written words.

So, you can say 나는 한국어 잘 하는 사람이 될 거야. (Literally; I want to be the one good at Korean) too

You can replace any words with 한국어 such as 나는 노래 잘 하는 사람이 될 거야. (Literally; I want to be the one good at singing)

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민식,
hehe you’re right 굉장히 is also common

hey hyunwoo..have you heard of the new movie coming out called “Planet B-Boy”

i watched the preview and it looks SOOOO COOOLLLLL!!!!!!

thought you would like to know

And for typing, check out this one.
http://oxtag.com/php/taja/taja.html

It doesn’t give you any basic training but just measures your typing speed. The interface is a bit complicated(or toooo simple) but .. anyway haha. Good luck!

PetiteClaire,
그러니까~ 빨리 부자가 되세요!! ㅎㅎㅎ

Rigo,
Thanks! And glad to hear that you found the expression ‘그러니까’ useful!

Jacqueline,
하하하하하하하하하하…
I think you’ll hate me if I say here that there are MORE words that mean “vey” :D

i guess i can use any of those words when i want to say “very”, but there are some of them that are used more often than others..

I’m hopeless with PC, but on Mac you just need to turn on the korean localization in the System Preferences->International menu. You have a choice of keyboards, and those called HNC Romanja and GeongJinCheong Romanja let you type phonetically directly from a QWERTY keyboard; they’re pretty easy to use (and I don’t even have a QWERTY keyboard…) That way you don’t have to memorize a whole new layout.

Now, what was with the intro dialogue? I didn’t understand it and really would like to. It sounded interesting.

Oh and is there some kind of a Korean typing course. I have been trying to overcome my fear of typing in Korean. My Korean friend just types on the English keyboard and all ready she is making searches in Korean on DAUM. I want to be able to learn it as well.

My simple answer is :
아주 = 너무 = 무척 = 대단히 = 정말 ^^

To extend it even further it would be
아주 = 너무 = 무척 = 대단히 = 정말 = 꽤 = 제법 = 상당히 = 엄청나게 , and etc

They can all mean “very” but they just have different feelings to them.

아주 is a plain ‘very’
너무 means ‘too much’ but … in a sense, ‘very’
무척 means ‘a lot’, ‘quite a bit’
대단히 is ’significantly a lot’
정말 is ‘really’ very.