Q&A for How to Say Thank You in Korean

In most contexts, 뭐 해요 (muo haeyo) will be your best option. Among friends, you might say 뭐 해(muo hae), which is more casual.

The most direct translation for "I'm in love with you" in Korean would be 나는 너와 사랑에 빠졌어 (naneun neowa salang-e ppajyeoss-eo), which literally means "I have fallen in love with you."

Formal way : 죄송합니다(Jae song hap ni da). Informal way : 미안해(Me an he). Usually, use the formal way to elder person even you are close with them.

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The correct way to say "please" in Korean is 제발 (jebal). It is used when pleading or begging for something. Pronunciation is a soft 'j' and a soft 'b' that kind of sounds like a 'p'. "Chae-pal."

생일 축하합니다 is the polite way to say "Happy Birthday". Pronounce it "saeng-il-chuk-ha-ham-ni-da" OR "saeng-eel-chook-hah-hahm-nee-dah".

If you want to be humble, you can just say 감사합니다. 너도요. = Kamsahamnida. Neodoyo. / Thank you, You too.

"Gwaenchanha" means "okay" or "fine". So, "aniyo, gwaenchanha" means "no, thanks" or "no, I'm fine".

Koreans (Asians in general) are very polite people, that's why they put 'yo' at the end.

"Saranghe" /"Sarangheyo" is how you say it. "Sarangheyo is the polite version.

It's a soft k, almost a g sound. So it is somewhat like ghamsahmnida. Kha-am-sam-nida. The d in 'nida' is also soft.

First you need to greet the other person with "Annyeong haseyo", then say your name and end your introduction with "Mahnasuh bangawoyo," which means "Nice to meet you."

The literal translation is "조은 아침" (joh-oon ah-cheem), but it's rarely used. People usually just say "안녕[하세요]" (ahn-yong [ha-sey-yo]), which is "hello", or "잘 젰어[요]?" (jahl juh-soh [yo]) which is "Did you sleep well?" Note that content within brackets is added to make the phrase formal. If you are talking to someone younger or the same age, don't say the contents in the brackets.

Here are 5 ways to say daughter in Korean: 1)딸 ttal 2)제 일세의 소산의 je ilse-ui sosan-ui 3)여자 yeoja 4)딸로서의 ttalloseoui 5)동성애의 남성dongseong-aeui namseong.

No. One of the most common ways to say "I love you" is 사랑해 ("saranghae") or 사랑해요 ("saranghaeyo").

You can say "Gui-chan-ah" or "Na gui-chan-ah."

"Kumapta" means "thank you" in Korean. It's a formal friendly word. It can be pronounced as "gomapda."

"Bye" has many different ways of being said. For close friends or people your age and younger - 안녕 (an nyeong) can be used for both hello and goodbye. For more formal settings, it depends on who is staying and who is leaving. If they are leaving - 안녕히카세요 (an-nyeong-hi-is-seh-yo). If I am leaving - 안녕히캐새요 (an-nyeong-hi-kae-sae-yo).