[LESSON 2] How to say 'I am Filipino' in Korean?

 From LESSON 1, we already learned how to say your Nationality in Korean. This time, we will learn how to say your nationality in a sentence.

For example:

 I am Filipino in Korean~

We could check the discussion below~


저는 필리핀 사람입니다.
Jeoneun Pillipin saramimnida.
I am Filipino

**I am Korean
저는 한국 사람입니다.
Jeoneun Han-guk saramimnida

**I am Chinese
저는 중국 사람입니다.
Jeoneun Jung-guk saramimnida

**I am Japanese
저는 일본 사람입니다.
Jeoneun il-bon saramimnida

**I am Taiwanese
저는 대만 사람입니다.
Jeoneun De-man saramimnida

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