Learn Korean: Greetings And Introductions In Korean

Today, we're diving into Korean greetings and introductions with a focus on making a stellar first impression. 'Mannaseo bangapseumnida' is a more formal way to say 'pleased to meet you'. Imagine meeting a new colleague, you could say "Annyeonghaseyo, mannaseo bangapseumnida." 'Oraenmanieyo' expresses the sentiment of 'long time no see'. Use 'oraenmanieyo' when reconnecting with a friend after a while, perhaps adding "jal jinaess-eo-yo?" which means "Have you been well?". This phrase, 'jal jinaess-eo-yo?', is a polite way to inquire about someone's well-being. After greeting someone with 'oraenmanieyo', follow up with "jal jinaess-eo-yo?". Now, for a more casual setting, 'mwoga geurae joa?' is a fun way to say 'what's up?'. Use 'mwoga geurae joa?' with close friends, much like you'd use 'what's up?' in English. Finally, express your enthusiasm with 'daebak', which means 'awesome' or 'amazing'. If your friend tells you exciting news, react with 'daebak!'. So there you have it! Incorporate these phrases into your conversations and impress your Korean-speaking friends.  Subscribe for more useful Korean lessons!

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