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안녕하세요
Hello. Formal, literal translation is "Are you at peace?"
standard formal greeting
안녕히추무세요
Good night. Formal
salutation for the evening.
안녕
hello/goodbye Informal, only used with those younger than you or close friends and peers
informal salutation
안녕 히 가세요
goodbye, formal, literal translation is go in peace. only used when the speaker is staying and guest is leaving.
formal salution when the guest is leaving and the speaker is staying
안녕 히 게세요
goodbye, formal, only used when speaker is leaving.
formal salutation when speaker is leaving
다녀 오겠어요
See you later, informal, used when leaving
informal salutation when leaving, not goodbye.
수고하셍요
goodbye, semiformal, used when leaving work. literal translation is "work hard"
semiformal salutation when leaving work, literal translation is work hard
다녀 오세요
see you later, informal, said when leaving. literal translation, i will return
informal salutation, said when speaker is leaving.
또 뵙겠습니다
see you later, in formal no specific context.
informal slautation when departing without specified context
또만납 시다
see you later, informal no specific context
주세요
[please] give me. what the speaker is asking for should be placed prior to 주세요
주싮시오
[please] do. place what the speaker wants done before 주십시오
잠시 기다려 주십시오
one moment please, formal, typically used by waitstaff, but to be used when speaking to someone older or higher in status than you.
자까 마요
one moment please, informal.
카주 세요
[please] take me. the destination is to be said before 카주 셍요
해주세요
[please] do it/something for me. place what the speaker wants done bwfore the 해주세요
감사합니다
thank you. formal.
고맙습니다
thank you, formal.
구마와
thank you informal. kuh mah woah
참고맙습니다
thank you very much formal
대단히감사합니다
thank you very much, formal alternative
촌만에요
youre welcome, formal
참시만요
excuse me, informal, used when you need to, for instance, pass people on the subway to exit the traincar.
미안 합니다
im sorry, formal
미안해
im sorry, informal. hangul spelling might be wrong
최송 합니다
Im sorry, formal.
죄송합니다
pardon me, formal.
시래. 합니다
excuse me, super formal, for instance when entering a superiors office or disturbing someone at home.
I
나는
I am [doing/wanting etc]
초는
i am [insert name]
나는 모릅 니다
I dont know
구로게 셍각 합니다
i think so, formal
안가요
im not going/we are not.going
가고십습니다
i would like to go
가고십오
i would like to go, in formal
... 가고 십오요
place then i want to go
하극 마를촘해요
i dont understand korean
갈까요
shall we go? formal
갈까?
shall we go informal
못가요
we cant go
나를/내게
me
내게보여 추십시오
let me see it
내게 속한 긋입니다
let me see it
내게 물한겁 추십시요
please give me a cup of water