Ask some questions in Korean

Chinese characters are vast and profound, and there are many ambiguities, so it is difficult to get it right. For example, xx? .XX. The latter sentence means asking XX to go to the movies.

There is still an ambiguity in that sentence. For example, if you plan to go to see it, the latter sentence is correct. If you plan to go, it is the previous sentence. So both of your sentences are right. Just look at the translation based on the tone of the person at the time.

It’s still ambiguous. It’s difficult to translate in Korean in a hurry. If you turn it around and say the same meaning, there is only correspondence. So we can only translate the problem of transition words

to see what is connected at the end. If it's XXX in the morning, it's the second one. If it's XXXX in the morning, it's the third one.

These things are all ambiguities, and if they are remembered correctly, it is easy to make jokes. It is better to watch more life movies, TV series or chat with those Korean friends. You will find that many things will be solved naturally.