"네, 감사합니다."

Translation: Yes, thank you.

[joieducoeur]

Does Duolingo ever ask us to type in Korean characters?

[Druckles]

Yes, on the web version. You can switch at the bottom when you're on a question with a "word bank". You may want a Korean keyboard though.

[filterfairie]

i have found that it only ever asked me to do that when i was on my iphone when i added the korean keyboard. i have an on-screen korean keyboard on my laptop yet it doesn't ask for me to type in hangul on my laptop, so i'm not sure how the system is set up.

[SinYoongi97]

It used to for me when I was learning Spanish. I'm on my Android and it's never once asked me to use my keyboard, but I do have the Korean one.

[kidfromyesterday]

What's the difference between 감사합니다 and 고맙습니다?

[habibaellamey]

고맙습니다 is more formal than 감사합니다

[KVRP4]

네, 고맙습니다.
네, 고마워요.
응, 고맙다.
응, 고마워.

[zlin27]

감사: 感謝

[lang864129]

네, 感謝합니다

[SongPhilip]

I wrote "Yeah, thanks" and it was not accepted

[nleconte]

감사합니다 is a formal politeness level, while "yeah" is not formal at all.

So, I don't think this would be a valid alternative answer.

[lemonadx7]

I put that too. I thought '예' = 'yes' and '네' = 'yeah'? So wouldn't you then use 예 with formal speech?

[BlackMagpi]

예 could be used in formal situations, but it typically isn't used as it comes off as a little too awkward and stiff. 네, even though used in informal speech is usually used in formal speech as well since it sounds more natural

[jillofrights]

That's what I thought too

[natz731868]

I thought usually korean use 'ye' for formal usual speech

[BlackMagpi]

Yeah, thanks would be a better translation for something like "네, 고마워" as it's more informal than "Yes, thank you"

[lang864129]

네, 感謝합니다

[mHJ33]

Thank you = Thanks

[DanaNaffa]

Whenever the woman says 네, I hear kind of a nasalic sound. I watch a Kdrama (Romance is a Bonus Book) and the main character says it kind of like a nasalic n with a d sound a bit? I don't know if it's just me..
But Is it necessary to make it sounds like that?

[RainbowUni187568]

Ya and yes is the same thing

[Ricardo815422]

gamsahabnida = thank you (games are fun! Thank you)

[Marialmta]

is this formal or informal?

[KanKanMikan]

is sino-chinese, that means is formal

[Otaku2Learn]

I'm trying to find out the pronunciation. However, when translating if from GT, it says “Yes, and I must audit”. Can someone explain why it's not “예, 감 사 합 니 다” o.o?

[JennetteHe]

Umm...for me it didnt have the 'you' option...

[StylishOwl]

What's the difference of 감사합니다 and 감사함니다? Are they different in a certain way?

[acul3609]

-합니다 is the correct way to spell it. It's pronounced the same as -함니다 would be but it's incorrect to spell it like that.

[ARMYPerson5]

I knew what thank you meant already. I do Taekwondo.

[Kai460548]

What is the difference between 네 and 데 ?