I was watching a Korean drama a few weeks ago and in one episode I heard the word 천만 and in the English subtitles it was standing that it means 10 thousand. I know that 만 means 10 thousand but why is the 천 in front? I thought 천 means one thousand!?

Kamsahamnida

별로 means ‘(not)very’ or ‘(not)much’

You can say 나는 별로 좋아하지 않다 to mean ‘I don’t like it THAT MUCH’

I hope this helps.

Thank you.

- Jaehwi / Koreanclass101.com

알려주셔서 감사해요. Thanks for letting me know.

Wizard’s First Rule라는 판타지 시리즈물을 좋아하는군요.

I see that you like the series of Fantasy novel: the Wizard’s First Rule : )

연습해주셔서 감사해요. (Thanks for the practice)

어떤 판타지 책을 좋아하세요? (Which fantasy novel do you like the most?)

- Jaehwi / Koreanclass101.com

Those sentences are fine.
Great! Way to go, 은영~!
cheers,

Tim

How about this sentense?

If you want to say, for example, “I’ll come back. or I’ll come again.”

다시 올게요 and 또 올게요 are identical

But 또 has some more ‘accusing’ feel to it sometimes.

If you want to say “You did it again?” accusingly, you can say 또 그랬어?

But you can’t say 다시 그랬어?

And 다시 has some more nuance of ‘re-doing something to make it better’ to it.

If you want to say “Do it again. Try again.” you can say 다시 해 봐.

but not, 또 해 봐.

Hope this helps!

Sorry this is my work computer - no hangul!

그리고 “아세요”라고 하면 안 돼요 ^_^ It’s an honorific speech used to say that someone else knows her . Just 알아요 is fine