I have a question about Korean conjugations.?

Hahah I understand what you are saying. Just say: 혹시 나 가면.

혹시 = If

나 = I (you know there's a lot of ways to say I right?? 나는 doesn't make sense too much here)

가면 = Go

So if you are trying to say "If I go to the amusement park" it would be: 혹시 나 놀이동산 가면.

You can also use 혹시 after 나. It make sense either way.

Sorry about the question I asked that you answered few minutes before. I truely didn't mean to be racist or offending in any way possible. I said that to make it sound how confused I am because of how hard it sounds to me. I should've used some other metaphor, sorry. :( And I am serious about learning the language. I love learning new languages. I hope that I can learn at least 5 languages fluently before I die. I was just worried about failing in Chinese class in high school, is all. And hopefully I helped and that it was waht you wanted! Haha let me know when you want to know something else-- I just suck at actual pronouncing and expressing myself through speaking. Everything else I'm perfect at.