How do I say  "grandma"  in Korean?
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I'm soory I don't recall the Korean word, but German word is Ooma
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바람 hope\n사랑 love\n형제 brother\n\n안녕!  bye-bye!
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http://rki.kbs.co.kr/learn_korean/lessons/e_index.htm\n\nhttp://groups.msn.com/learn-korean/\n\nhttp://www.indiana.edu/~koreanrs/kordic.html\n\nBasic words:\n\nannyeonghaseyo - Hello\nNice to meat you - mannaseo pan gap seum ni da\nThank you - kam sa hamnida\nThank you (formal) go map seum nida\nplease - jebal\nLet's go - ka ja\nI love you - Saranghae, saranghaeyo, saranghamnida\nare you ok? Kwaen chan ah yo?
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Lolo is a Tagalog word for Grandpa. How'd I know? That's my native dialect
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only a few knows the right word for bitch in japanese its called..."JYORO" so when u use it as in "son of a bitch" its JYORO NO KO in japanese KO means a child
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grandma is бабуся and it sounds like babaoosya and granpa is - дідусьо and sounds like dedyso
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혼돈\nhttp://dictionary.reference.com/translate/text.html\n\n * 혼돈\n * 무질서\n * 혼란\nhttp://www.zkorean.com/dictionary.php?direction=ek&word=chaos\nalso includes synonyms
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Shi Ma Ssni - Grandma\nSicheii - Grandpa\nShizhe'e - Father\nShiye - Son\nShilah - Brother\nSani - The Old One\nAshkii-Dighin - sacred child\nSik'is - friend\n\nsubmitted byTuketu Sik'is (curley haired friend)
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Dude you got serious problems!! Chinese is no joke, trust me from my personal experience. but you can start with - \n\nHello - Ni Hao - pronounced like (Knee How)\nHello (answering a phone call)- Ve - pronounced like (Way)\nI - Wo - pronounced like (vo as in vote)\nmiss - xiao jie - pronounced like (shaw j as in alphabet J... MARY SHAW J)\nNi Hao Mary Shaw J (Ni.. means you, Hao... means good)\n\nthen you have a lot of other things but she will be the best one to teach you. this should get you started.\n\nAnd if you just want to cut to the chase ;)\n\nWo ai ni - I Love You - just kidding:)), but it is grametically correct.
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Grandparents = Abuelos\nGrandfather = Abuelo\nGrandmother = Abuela\nCousins = Primos (plural)\nCousin = Primo (male), Prima (female)
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walk as a verb is 걸어가다 guluhgada.\n\ntheres two ways to say i'd liek to take a walk\nthe polite form is\n\ngutgoshipuhyo. \n\nand the more friendly form is\n gutgoshipuh. this one is more like "i want to walk."
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try http://babelfish.altavista.com/ I think it's better than google translation based on the result.\nactually I tried to translate some pages through http://search.empas.com, and the result was pretty good.(I'm a korean speaker)\nthe major(most popular) search engine is www.naver.com currently though
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a ching a chong dong fong ming pang ka.  ta kai mupai tawon chi miso tu.\n\naaaa chi pang!
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Без перевода\n\n\nIn response to the below entry...her translation is for great grandfather...you asked for great grandad and with or witout a hyphen the translations are both correct!
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its called "Hangul". And here is a site.
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I hope you know Korean...\nhttp://kr.search.yahoo.com/search?fr=kr-front&KEY=&search_go=01&p=my+girl
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It should be 고궁나들이, not 고궁나드리. It means "an outing to old palace" 고궁 means an old palace, and 나들이 means an outing.