"안녕하세요."
Translation:Hello.
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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.
Oh my god never knew i'd found an army here. Well. I know one spesific reason. "fOr uS tO uNdErsTand ThE bOyS wIthOut aNy tRanslAtor"
Hehe, there are so many bangtan bombs without subtitles that we are made to do this. :( ^_^ 8)
I dont understand all of the different ways to say hi and hello? Does it have something to do with formality?
Yep. 안녕하세요 is formal and means both hello and bye depending on the context, is what I've gathered so far at least.
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
Annyeonghaseyo jeonun Bangtan Sonyeondan hwanggeum maknae Jeon Jungkook imnida
This is the first ever word I've learnt in Korean. And that too, I can speak fluently!
After reading the above messages I understood I am not the only one who is learning hangul for bangtan
안녕하세요 means hello.. But 안녕하십니까 means greetings or something like greeting someone.. They are same but the differences between them is formality..
Is there a way to actually have a one to one chat here..? Cause i recieved a msg in my notifications but i couldnt actually view it or reply to it,so can someone pls tell me how it works..? Thank you
