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how to say hello in korea
How to say hello my friend in Korea I want to know you
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| 215684 |
Re:how to say hello in korea
안녕 is read annyung . it means hello and bye
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Re:how to say hello in korea
Anneonghasaeyo chinguya (안냉하새요 친구야). Is that correct ?
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Re:Re:how to say hello in korea
안녕하세요 is formal hello so if you are already friends you wouldn’t use this word. 안녕 친구야 is hello friend informal. If you do not know that person well yet then try not to speak informally. Although they might understand because you are still learning but some people take offense. If youve already had a conversation with them and you would like to be friends with them 앞으로 친하게 지내요 means from now on lets have a friendly relationship/lets be friendly.
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Re:Re:Re:how to say hello in korea
how to say (i will succeed) in korea
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Re:Re:how to say hello in korea
Yes. It is almost correct. But there are something wrong.
The correct spelling is "안녕하세요, 친구야."
Also, "Anneonghasaeyo" is higher way to say "hi". It means someone who are heard it are higher than you like a teacher or people who are older than you. A lower way to say "hi" is "Anneong"(안녕). "chingu" is usually your friend, and he or she is the same class as you. You don't need to say politely to your friend.
Thus, both of them are correct. "안녕 친구야. Anneng chinguya" or "안녕하세요Annenghasaeyo"
On the internet, you should say "안녕하세요Anneonghasaeyo" because it is a polite way.
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