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		<title>By: Shanney Stouffen</title>
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		<dc:creator>Shanney Stouffen</dc:creator>
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		<description>Although there are many ways to say that I will only tell you simple ones.

Polite:
- (something) 를 좋아합니다 is &quot;I like ____&quot;
(~rul joh-ah-ham-ni-da)

You can also add 저는 (Joeh-noon) in front which means &#039;I&#039; (formal way).

Informal:
~를 좋아해
(~rul jo-a-heh)

~를 싫어해
(~rul shil-a-heh)

Here, too, you can add 나는/난 (Na-noon/Nan) which also means &#039;I&#039; but mostly used when speaking to someone younger or you know very well.

And your examples can be translated as:
I like video games =
(Polite)저는 비디오 게임 좋아합니다
(Informal)난 비디오 게임 좋아해

Hope I helped</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Although there are many ways to say that I will only tell you simple ones.</p>
<p>Polite:<br />
- (something) 를 좋아합니다 is &quot;I like ____&quot;<br />
(~rul joh-ah-ham-ni-da)</p>
<p>You can also add 저는 (Joeh-noon) in front which means &#039;I&#039; (formal way).</p>
<p>Informal:<br />
~를 좋아해<br />
(~rul jo-a-heh)</p>
<p>~를 싫어해<br />
(~rul shil-a-heh)</p>
<p>Here, too, you can add 나는/난 (Na-noon/Nan) which also means &#039;I&#039; but mostly used when speaking to someone younger or you know very well.</p>
<p>And your examples can be translated as:<br />
I like video games =<br />
(Polite)저는 비디오 게임 좋아합니다<br />
(Informal)난 비디오 게임 좋아해</p>
<p>Hope I helped</p>
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