Korean language Lesson 2. Greetings

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Korean language Lesson 2. Greetings

One of the traditional greetings in Korean is "안녕하세요?" which translates to "Hello?" in English. This is commonly used in everyday interactions and to initiate greetings or conversations between people. Additionally, "안녕하십니까?" can be a more polite version used in formal settings. Other common greetings include "안녕하십니까? 잘 지내셨습니까?" which translates to "How are you? Have you been well?" in English.

 

 

Korean language Lesson 2. Greetings

In Korea, greetings vary depending on the situation and the relationship with the other person. For friends or family, more intimate expressions are used, while in business situations, a polite and formal tone is adopted. Korean greetings are based on interaction and respect, adapting appropriately to the situation to facilitate smooth communication.

 

안녕하세요?	[annyeonghaseyo]	Hello?
안녕히 주무셨어요?	[annyeonghi jumusyeosseoyo]	Did you sleep well?
좋은 아침이에요.	[jo-eun achimi-e-yo]	Good morning.
안녕히 계세요.	[annyeonghi gyeseyo]	Goodbye.
안녕히 가세요.	[annyeonghi gaseyo]	Goodbye.
잘 가세요.	[jal gaseyo]	Take care.
고마워요.	[gomawoyo]	Thank you.
죄송합니다.	[joesonghamnida]	I'm sorry.
괜찮아요.	[gwaenchanayo]	It's okay.
화이팅!	[hwaiting!]	Fighting!
오랜만이에요.	[oraenmani-eyo]	Long time no see.
반가워요.	[bangawoyo]	Nice to meet you.
축하해요!	[chukahaeyo!]	Congratulations!
안녕히 주무세요.	[annyeonghi jumuseyo]	Good night.
즐거운 시간 되세요.	[jeulgeoun sigan doeseyo]	Have a good time.
행복한 하루 되세요.	[haengbokhan haru doeseyo]	Have a happy day.
무슨 일 있으세요?	[museun il isseuseyo?]	What's the matter?
오늘도 좋은 하루 되세요.	[oneuldo joheun haru doeseyo]	Have a good day today.
몸 조심하세요.	[mom josimhaseyo]	Take care of yourself.
행복하세요.	[haengbokhaseyo]	Be happy.
안녕하세요, 오늘 날씨가 참 좋네요.	[annyeonghaseyo, oneul nalssiga cham johneyo.]	Hello, the weather is nice today.
안녕하세요, 잘 다녀오셨어요?	[annyeonghaseyo, jal danyeosyeosseoyo?]	Hello, did you have a good trip?
식사 맛있게 하세요.	[siksa masitge haseyo.]	Enjoy your meal.
행복한 하루 보내세요.	[haengbokhan haru bonaeseyo.]	Have a happy day.
오늘도 좋은 하루 되세요.	[oneuldo joheun haru doeseyo.]	Have a good day today.
안녕하세요, 날씨가 좋아서 기분이 좋네요.	[annyeonghaseyo, nalssiga joaseo gibuni johneyo.]	Hello, I feel good because the weather is nice.
안녕히 주무셨어요?	[annyeonghi jumusyeosseoyo]	Did you sleep well?
안녕히 계세요.	[annyeonghi gyeseyo]	Goodbye.
잘 자요.	[jal jayo]	Good night.
안녕하세요, 안녕하세요!	[annyeonghaseyo, annyeonghaseyo!]	Hello, hello!
식사 맛있게 드세요.	[siksa masitge deuseyo]	Enjoy your meal.
안녕하세요, 어떻게 지내셨어요?	[annyeonghaseyo, eotteoke jinaesseoyo?]	Hello, how have you been?
잘 지내세요.	[jal jinaeseyo]	Take care.
행복하세요.	[haengbokhaseyo]	Be happy.
안녕히 계세요.	[annyeonghi gyeseyo]	Goodbye.
고맙습니다.	[gomapseumnida]	Thank you.
무엇을 도와드릴까요?	[mueoseul dowadeurilkkayo?]	How can I help you?
오늘 날씨가 참 좋아요.	[oneul nalssiga cham joayo.]	The weather is really nice today.
안녕하세요, 오랜만이에요.	[annyeonghaseyo, oraenmani-eyo.]	Hello, long time no see.
잘 다녀오세요.	[jal danyeoseyo]	Have a good trip.
안녕히 가세요.	[annyeonghi gaseyo]	Goodbye.
안녕하세요, 반가워요.	[annyeonghaseyo, bangawoyo.]	Hello, nice to meet you.
귀여운 아기네요.	[gwiyoun agineyo.]	What a cute baby.
안녕히 주무세요.	[annyeonghi jumuseyo]	Good night.
좋은 하루 보내세요.	[joheun haru bonaeseyo]	Have a good day.
안녕하세요, 잘 지내고 계셨어요?	[annyeonghaseyo, jal jinaego gyesyeosseoyo?]	Hello, have you been well?
힘내세요.	[himnaeseyo]	Cheer up.
잘 놀았어요?	[jal noratseoyo?]	Did you have fun?
잘 다녀오셨어요?	[jal danyeosyeosseoyo?]	Did you have a good trip?
다음에 또 만나요.	[daeume tto mannayo.]	See you next time.

 

 

Conculsion

In Korean culture, there is a saying, "Just by greeting well, one can receive love from both business and people around." This proverb emphasizes the importance of greetings in Korean culture, which plays a significant role in building relationships, both in business and personal contexts. Koreans express mutual respect and interest through greetings, fostering positive relationships and strengthening bonds.

 

In the business environment, greetings are crucial. In Korean corporate culture, offering polite greetings to superiors or seniors is essential to show respect and courtesy. Greetings also play a vital role in making a favorable first impression during business meetings or gatherings. Therefore, accurate greetings are fundamental to the success of business relationships.

 

Moreover, in daily life, greetings are a social norm. Polite greetings during encounters with family, friends, neighbors, and others help enhance intimacy between individuals. Additionally, they contribute to creating a productive and healthy work environment, fostering trust and collaboration among colleagues.

 

The importance of greetings stems from cultural differences. Korean culture reflects a mindset of respecting and caring for others, which is reflected in greetings. Therefore, through greetings, mutual liking and trust can be built, leading to positive impacts in both business and personal life. For these reasons, Korean proverbs emphasize the significance of greetings and the profound wisdom that greetings alone can garner love.

 

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