Based on the level of respect or formality, you can say "That is a little rough" in Korean in 3 ways:Informal: geu-geon jom geochil-eo (그건 좀 거칠어)Formal: geu-geon jom geochil-eoyo (그런 좀 거칠어요)Very... (read more)

Based on the level of respect or formality, you can say "Thank you for teaching us" in Korean in 3 ways:Informal: uri-reul gareucheo jweoseo gomaweo (우리를 가르쳐줘서 고마워), uri-reul gareucheo jweoseo gomapda (우리를... (read more)

Based on the level of respect or formality, you can say "Thank you for taking good care of my little brother" in Korean in 3 ways:Informal: nae dongsaeng-eul jal dolboa jweoseo gomaweo (내 동생을 잘 돌봐줘서 고마워), nae... (read more)

Based on the level of respect or formality, you can say "Take care" in Korean in 3 ways:Informal: jueui hae (주의해), josim-hae (조심해)Formal: jueui haeyo (주의해요), jueui haseyo (주의 하세요)Very Formal:... (read more)

Based on the level of respect or formality, you can say "Stop laughing. It's not funny" in Korean in 3 ways:Informal: geuman utseo (그만 웃어)Formal: geuman utseoyo (그만 웃어요)Very Formal: geuman uteuiseyo... (read more)

U wedge means the utility wedge which is normally about 52 degrees loft. For the exact specification of your club, Ping model name is required. (read more)

The match between American John Isner and French Nicolas Mahut at the 2010 Wimbledon Championship is the longest match in tennis history. The match was a a first round Men's Singles match and took 11 hours, 5 minutes of play over three days (due to... (read more)

It's answered in http://www.qsponge.com/questions/37160274/How_do_you_say_Good_morning_ in_Korean (read more)

Qualifying 2017 will start from Monday 26 June to Thursday 29 June. The Championships 2017 will start from Monday 3 July to Sunday 16 July. The men’s singles final and the mixed doubles final will held on the final day. The ladies’ singles... (read more)

Paul Walker was born on September 12, 1973 and died on November 30, 2013. He was 40 years old when he died. (read more)

따님의 탄생을 축하드립니다. pronunciation: ddanimeui tansaengeul chukhadeurimnida. (read more)

Based on the level of respect or formality, you can say "It's going to freeze tonight" in Korean in 3 ways: Informal: bam-e eol-ggeoya (밤에 얼꺼야)Formal: bam-e eol-ggeoyeyo (밤에 얼꺼예요)Very formal: bam-e eol-ggeomnida... (read more)

Based on the level of respect or formality, you can say "We're expecting a thunderstorm" in Korean in 3 ways: Informal: cheondung beongae-ga chilgeoya (천둥 번개가 칠거야)Formal: cheondung beongae-ga chilgeoyeyo (천둥 번개가... (read more)

Based on the level of respect or formality, you can say "It looks like it's going to rain" in Korean in 3 ways: Informal: bi-ga olgeot gata (비가 올것 같아)Formal: bi-ga olgeot gatneyo (비가 올것 깉네요)Very formal:... (read more)

Based on the level of respect or formality, you can say "It looks like rain" in Korean in 3 ways: Informal: bi gata (비 같아)Formal: bi gatneyo (비 같네요)Very formal: bi gatsseumnida (비 같습니다) (read more)

Based on the level of respect or formality, you can say "That's lightning" in Korean in 3 ways: Informal: beongae-ya (번개야)Formal: beongae-yeyo (번개 예요)Very formal: beongae-imnida (번개 입니다) (read more)