Comments on Profile Post by Ziel

yeah, it's both, this thing is supposed to be what AK-toting lightaber-wielding Barack Obama would mount upon in his quest to beat some sense into Trump

OF COURSE ITS NOT A DINOSAUR, ITS A FATASS MECHA DRAGON

ohhh k
i wish i could draw liek dat

i could hook you up to yer mum for manga lessons

uwot

im totally legit, try calling 1-800-YER-MAMA, its a number that's seen a lot of service

OF COURSE IM JUST PLAYIN'

um k

어떻게 그렇게 그리는 것에 환상적이다?

하나 부: 계속 하려면

때문에 우리 선생님이 그거 사용한대 나는 naver 지금 번역합니다.

그녀는 정확하다고 말했다.
나는 더 이상은 알지 않는다

어떻게 당신은 이미 손실?
한국어 슈퍼 쉽다!
도대체?!?

난 바보야.

우리는 왜 이 일을 하고 있습니다?

forgot to point out that that's not how you properly say "I'm an idiot" in Korean

몰라.

that's not how you properly say "I don't know" in Korean either
get to my level

and yea, that translator isn't that good either

;-; teach meeee

i think we should quit

yea not sure if people enjoy seeing words they dont understand

bro, i stare at emojis all day in skype and i sometimes wonder when history will cycle back to using heiroglyphs

that probably will happen in about a thousand years...

also, is "hello" pronounced as "An yo ha se yo"?
and is "goodbye" "an yon ke se yo"?

well, "angyohasseyo" can be used for BOTH "hello" or "goodbye",
but there's another way to say "goodbye", which is pronounced "angyoneegaaseyo", the added "neegaas" meaning "going" if you ever need to specify if you mean to welcome someone or dismiss someone else or yourself.

tl:dr "Angyohasseyo" is the Korean equivalent to "Ciao"

right, thanks for clearing that up :D

then again, "angyohasseyo" is a bit of a mouthful, right?
a more casual form of that is "angyong"

basically,
if "angyohasseyo" is "good day to you",
then "angyong" is "hi" or "bye"