"Hello, nice to meet you."
Translation:안녕하십니까, 만나서 반갑습니다.
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Why is it annyeong hashibnika instead of annyeonghaseyo? I thought that was used in questions...
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안녕하십니까 is the most formal way of saying hello, like to the elderly, teacher, or boss. It does not imply a question/answer like the phrase "how are you." With the lack of context here either answer should be acceptable.
Annyeong is a shortened form of Annyeonghaseyo, but it means the same thing as hi.
Note: It can also be used to say bye.
I already saw 안녕하세요, 반갑습니다 on other learning apps so I'm wondering what 마나서 stands for? Is 반갑습니다 alone right too?
that meens meet if you meet someone face to face you can use "manaso" but for example just online you will say "bangapsomnida"
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I thought -니까 indicates a question, there is none here though in thqt sentence. Why isn't this something along 안영하십니다?
that was my opinion too.but I think its like a question because you wait fir the other person to reply hello so its like a question
"안녕, 만나서 반갑습니다" But got it wrong . Why? Doesn't it mean "Hello, nice to meet you"?
안녕 is only said between friends or to someone younger than you, otherwise it can be seen as rude.
If I'm not mistaken, 만나사 comes from 만나다 "to meet" and 반갑습니다 comes from 반갑다 "to be pleased"
I wrote the right sentence too. with the exact space and everything.. should be acceptable right? i mean not even acceptable but it is correct isn't it?
Usually the app glitches. You can click the flag to report the question specifically if your answer is correct.
