When you speak Korean, the general rules is to evenly stress phrases and sentences.... When asking question, the tone of your voice is upward at the end of the sentence is just like English.

Koreans do not refer to their languages as What it's called depends on Where you are. In North Korea, they call it , to become more formally . In South Korea, it is known as , or more formally, . The language is sometimes colloquially called , "Our Language" (On your right side is Joseonmal. While in your left side is Hangugeo)

Let me give you some information about the suffixes commonly used

"Imnida" and "Hamnida"

"Hamnida" means "To Do" while "Imnida" means "To Be"..... Bith of them are used after every statement.

Example:

💋"Mianhamnida" means "I'm Sorry"

While introducing yourself

💋"Jungkook-Imnida" which means "I am Jungkook"

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