Annyeong in English with contextual examples - MyMemory.
How many greetings in Korean do you know?“Anyoung haseyo” (hello) is a good start, but let’s try a few more. After this free audio lesson you’ll know some expressions to use at different times of the day, and for casual and formal occasions. Listen to the native speakers greeting each other, and then go ahead and practice saying each phrase aloud.
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I am writing this blog to help anyone learn simple Korean words which will help a lot while traveling 1. Hello - Annyeong haseyo 2. Please - Putak ham.
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