SIMPLE KOREAN SENTENCES

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CAN YOU TRANSLATE KOREAN>>>
너를 한국어로 번역 할 수 있니?
neoleul hangug-eolo beon-yeog hal su issni?
 
CAN I CALL YOU OPPA?>>> 
내가 당신에게 오페라 전화 할 수 있어요?
naega dangsin-ege opela jeonhwa hal su iss-eoyo?


CAN I CALL YOU EONNI?
어니 한테 전화 할 수있어?
eoni hante jeonhwa hal su-iss-eo?

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