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I am a beginner in Korean and I just started learning one week ago. I am still in A1 and I want to say this in korean:

I am dizzy

I found this way: 자꾸 어지러워

and its pronunciation is : jakku eojileowo

y question is : it is the correct way of saying this for everybody, for example, for older,younger, family member,etc, or do there exist different ways for every person?

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Recently, he is bothering me for money frequently. 요즘 자주 용돈을 달라고 한다.

Today, he is bothering me for money repeatedly. 오늘따라, 자꾸 용돈을 달라고 한다.

@자주 is used to describe the character and 자꾸 is used to describe out of general pattern.

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The word for dizzy in Korean is 어지럽다. You don't need to use 자꾸 - this word indicates something that "keeps happening" - I think you would say "자꾸 어지러워" if you were getting dizzy a lot, as in describing a symptom or a problem you've had lately.
So you just need the word "어지럽다" to say "I am dizzy (now)", but you should change the ending:

  • 어지러워요 is a polite ending, and it's the safest form for beginners.
  • 어지러워 is a casual form that you'll here between friends and to younger people, but you need to be careful using it at first.
  • 어지럽습니다 is a very polite / formal form.
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  • thank you I said this: 자꾸 어지러워 in a song from kpop and I think is correct because a group kpop girl said this because they are people korean, do you think?
    – simon
    Nov 23, 2018 at 16:51
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    It is correct - but it means more like "I keep getting dizzy" If you just want to say you are dizzy right now, it's enough to say just "어지러위(요)".
    – gaeguri
    Nov 24, 2018 at 0:32

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