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General / Conversation / Greetings / Letters / song lyrics | | English term or phrase: It's nice to see you. | I'm translating a short lyric into Korean.
The whole lyric is
Good morning friends
It's nice to see you
I have 5 beats to say "It's nice to see you" in Korean.
The first beat has light stress, and the rest of the beats can
have regular stress.
How could I say it? |
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| | Korean translation:만나서 반가와 | Explanation:
Both 반가와 and 반가워 are right.
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Note added at 2 hrs (2011-01-07 02:36:11 GMT)
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Oh, I did not know the updated rule. Only 반가워 is right. |
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