How to greet in Korean 👾

Welcome - 어서 오세요 ! (or) 환영합니다 - very formal (not used alot in spoken Korean) * 어서 is Korean for soon & 오세요 means "please come" , so it literally means " Come soon" ! But it has been used to mean "Your Welcome🤗"

"하이" is how you write "hi" in Korean. To make it sound cute/friendly, you can say "하잉" ~

Even in Korea , you can simply say "바이/ bye". But remember that it is informal and is used among friends.

You say "안녕하세요" "annyeong haseyo " to mean hello in Korean. This is the formal way of greeting someone. Remeber that it is not used among friends as who is formal to their friends , huh? You know right.

You get a call, and wanna say "Hello" but in Korean, then noo, wait 🫸🏻 😳 you can't say 안녕하세요, this word although it means hello, it's not the 📞 telephonic hello! Use 여보세요 to mean this telephonic hello 📱🤳🏻📞

" 감사합니다 " is the formal way of saying Thank You

K-drama lovers, don't tell me kwenchana now 👁️, Informal way of saying "it's okay" is 괜찮아 But the formal way of saying it is "괜찮습니다" - extremely formal / "괜찮아요" - formal

So, let's say "Nice to meet you" in the formal way. It is "만나서 반갑습니다" *만나서 - (bcz of meeting(you))

In Korean, there are 2 formal ways of saying "Bye" although the informal way is just "안녕/ 바이" - annyeong 1) 안녕히 가세요 - bye (used by the one who is not leaving to the person who is leaving) 2) 안녕히 계세요 - bye (used by the one who is leaving to the one who is not leaving) * 안녕히 means " well/ peace/fine" & 가세요 means "please go/go" , 계세요 means "please stay" So, when you say 안녕히 계세요 to someone while you're leaving , you really wish them to stay well , wow ~❤️‍🩹

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