"Thank you."

Translation: 고맙습니다.

[xxibboo]

감사합니다 is also right.

[ZestyNesty1]

Are there other ways to say this that I should know about? Informal or formal?

[BTS_FAN101]

Is gomawo(yo) ok too?

[karen201245]

고마워 is used casually. People you're good friends with typically. Resource: Korean husband.

[EdreselMus]

i think so, i heard always on koreans whenever they're talking

[JoshRymer]

This is how I learned it from a native Korean speaker. I think this is an among friends level.

[reveluvluvluv]

gomabseubnida

[YW7k14]

고맙습니다

[Wolf988575]

That does not sound right. Is that a super high korean version like Oxford english to everday english? Because I ve never heard it like that in Korea

[whatisliss]

I'm not sure but i think it's just a polite way to say it like if you were talking to your boss or something

[Straw_Neige]

Is there a difference between 고맙습니다 and 감사합니다?

[Barbara464378]

Basically it means the same. 고맙습니다 is pure korean, 감사합니다 descended from Chinese but is often just as much as 고맙습니다

[Ricardo815422]

gomabseubnida = thank you (thank you for going to my birthday party)

[SantiagoPo438490]

고맙습니디