"네, 고맙습니다."
Translation:Yes, thank you.
October 7, 2017
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고맙습니다 is formal , it is used when you say "thank you" to someone who is older or someone who Have a position above you example like your bos or somebody else. 감삽니다 is formal too but ussually to somebody who older than you , like too say "thank you" to your mom or your teacher. And then 고마워 it is informal so usually it used to say "thank you" to your friend or your best friend. Cmiiw
KyleDelane6
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It sounds like the female voice doesn't really start words with nasal consonants, so ㅁ sounds like ㅂ and ㄴ sounds like ㄷ.
KyleDelane6
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I think d is like the hard version of n, and I hear consonants pronounced harder at the beginning of phrases