Some more Korean

I get bored easily with trying to practice Korean when I don't have anyone to practice with. So I've taken to just writing down conversations between two imaginary people sometimes, or just plan out talkin' to myself, to get by. Wrote this a few minutes ago:

여점은 이리 많아!
아, 글세요. 그럼 내일은 어다 가세요?
내일은 대학관에 가고 공부가도 해요.
아, 글세요? 몃 시에부터 몃 시에까지 공부해요?
아침 여닯시 부터 열한 시까지.
수읍이 언제 끝나요? 연두 시에 수업이 끝나요.
그럼 같이 점심 먹어요! 영화도 가봐요.

If you can read it then it might seem like I've gone loko, but eh I figured it's not that bad.

I got confused w/ the particles 은/는 & 가/이 yet again, as always. I know one is the topic and the other subject particle but it gets hella hard to distinguish them once you pash basic sentences like 여기 버스가 와요 (the bus is coming here) and 내일은 바빠요? (tomorrow are you busy). Then to top it all of I get 가/이 confused w/ the object particles 을/를. So two diff. sets of confusions though I do know that the object particles are for when a verb is doing something to a specific noun in the sent (or along those lines). So it sort of helps out.

Though again, the only particles that I don't have trouble w/ are location and 로. I know there is another one but I forgot it after I saw it online, and my book only gave me that one for now (학교에 지하철로 가요). I pray that's right!

Quick Korean

Everytime I feel like I need to practice my Korean, or if I learn some new phrases I want to write a little something in Korean about it.It will more than likely contain errors that need fixing, though that's just apart of learning!

안녕하세요! 매일은 공부하고 꽂가게에서 바달을 해요. 일요일부터 목요일까지 일해요. 주중에 너무 바빠요! 회사에 버스를 타고 앞 시청역 내려요. 주말은에 일어나고 샤워해요 그리고 그럼 영화관에 친구를 만나요. 밤에는 살사 수읍에 가요!

내일 옷가게에 가요. 저는 바자가 시른 필요해요.

I learned most of this a while back but I was starting to think I'd forget them.