Just a quickie tonight:
안녕하세요
The response is typically "Ne, annyonghaseyo" which is something like "yes, are you?"
여보세요
"Yobosoyo" which also means hello ~ usually used on the telephone but i hear it outside sometimes to
Goodbye is often the same as hello or shorter "annyong" for example.
전체
And, a fun word we all picked up right away and hear spoken often is "cheen-cha" which means "really." It is used as an expression like "no way!" often.. My friend made me laugh when he says that he'll intently listen to a Korean speaking Korean to him and when there is a pause, he responds "cheen-cha!" Which is so funny because he hasn't got a clue what was just said to him but saying "really?!" works just fine.
And, a fun word we all picked up right away and hear spoken often is "cheen-cha" which means "really." It is used as an expression like "no way!" often.. My friend made me laugh when he says that he'll intently listen to a Korean speaking Korean to him and when there is a pause, he responds "cheen-cha!" Which is so funny because he hasn't got a clue what was just said to him but saying "really?!" works just fine.
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