I'm glad to have you around.

Time is pressing, I hope it will be useful to you!

1.？ ? ~

2.。

The first sentence is a common expression between close people. ); The second sentence is honorific (/), which is used to respect people or superiors.

Let's talk about grammar first: Korean word order is subject-object predicate structure. Is the first part of the sentence the subject? 、? The front is the lingua franca, followed by honorifics-the same is true for the back. ? It is an adverbial of orientation, indicating the state of the subject. ? The following consequences are caused by ... because it is a complex sentence, the second sentence also has a subject and a predicate:? Is the subject; ? It's a verb as a predicate.

Remarks: This sentence is generally used between close people, so the first sentence is generally used. I noticed the sound, as follows:

Niga Naiyao sent a sweep of Nanhangbu Shentian!