"안녕하세요."

Translation: Hello.

[TwicefanOncearmy]

Being south korean myself, I need to say that "안녕하세요," is only when you say "hello" to elders, and people older than you. You say "안녕" to people who are younger or the same age.

[kookiedna_]

You don't know... annyeonghaseo??

[dpatkat]

Ahn-yong-hah-seh-YOh

[Kylie23817]

Omg yesss

[YoongiPsyc]

K-pop fans get this

[Kylie23817]

As you should

[Yashika782579]

Jin: yOu DoN't KnOw AnNyEoNgHaSeYo?

[MKatharsis]

That is all I can think of :')

[ARMY_In_Distress]

저는 방탄소년단 황금 막내 전 정국입니다!

[KinnidyT]

I dont understand all of the different ways to say hi and hello? Does it have something to do with formality?

[novmill]

Yep. 안녕하세요 is formal and means both hello and bye depending on the context, is what I've gathered so far at least.

[tabsoxe]

Yes! 안녕 is the most informal, 안녕하새요 is the standart and 안녕하십니까 is the most formal. The ending is different from the formal "ㅂ니다" because in the formal form, to ask a question you must change the ending to "ㅂ니까" accordingly

[AuroraMoon5]

I didn't understand 안녕하십니까 ....

[SugaKookies101]

|-/

[FallingxUp]

My taste in music is ypur face.

[sae-ron]

Anneyong haseyo #BTS

[reveluvluvluv]

annyeonghaseyo

[yyiwai]

안녕하세요 guys

[tjdbswl1331]

고마워용

[tjdbswl1331]

고마워용