"환영합니다!"
Translation:Welcome!
September 12, 2017
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When learning a language, you have to think in that language. ~니다 is the most formal out of the 2. ~ 요 is polite formal and what is most commonly used among koreans
어서 ~ an old way to say hurry up. 오다 ~ to come ~세요 polite ending to ask somone to do something 어서오세요 - please come in quickly. Mostly used among people working in a store.
환영합니다 is welcome to..my country, my city, my home, etc.
Staszek456
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If anyone is interested, there is this phrase:
X에 오신 것을 환영합니다.
It basically means 'welcome to X'. Ex. 서울에 오신 것을 환영합니다 - welcome to Seoul.
English | Hangul | Romanization | IME Typing |
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Welcome | 환영합니다 | hwanyeonghamnida | ghksdudgkqslek |
Native Korean pronunciation via Forvo: https://forvo.com/word/환영합니다/