Day 2: Thank You & Sorry
What Does 감사합니다 (Kamsahamnida) Mean in Korean?
Kamsahamnida (감사합니다, often typed kamsamida or gamsahamnida) is the polite 'thank you' in Korean. When to say it instead of 고마워요 or 고마워, with examples.
감사합니다 vs 고마워: Which 'Thank You' Should You Use?
감사합니다, 고마워요, or 고마워? A situation-by-situation guide to choosing the right Korean thank-you, with examples and a quiz.
What Does 죄송합니다 (Joesonghamnida) Mean in Korean?
Joesonghamnida (죄송합니다) is the formal 'I'm sorry' in Korean. How it differs from mianhae (미안해) and when it also means 'excuse me' — with examples.
What Does 미안해 (Mianhae) Mean in Korean?
Mianhae (미안해) is the casual 'I'm sorry' in Korean. When to say 미안해, 미안해요 or 죄송합니다, why a quiet 미안해 carries whole K-drama scenes, and 미안해하지 마. With a quiz.
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