"네, 환영합니다."

Translation: Yes, welcome.

[bubal9]

is it after someone says "thank you" and you stay "you are welcome" or is it in the sense of "welcome in the shop" ?

[wintertriangles]

"Welcome to the shop" or if you turn on your Korean computer, "welcome to your computer"

[bubal9]

thank you !

[CannedMan]

It accepts both as correct. Does that mean that there is an error in accepting ‘You’re / You are welcome’ as correct?

[bubal9]

I guess they accept "You are welcome" in the sense of "i am welcoming you in my shop / you are welcome to come into my shop" ? and not the thank you/you're welcome dynamic ?

[RuizAPR]

환영 sounds so similar to the Mandarin pronunciation of its Hanja 歡迎 (huānyíng) :)

[KVRP4]

The word adopted from that chinese word, so yes.

[LeonQin2]

Whats the difference between 여 and 네?

[jenjenjisoo]

By the way, it's 예, not 여

[MaryGlover]

예 is the formal version of 네

[shookbangtan]

they're the same :)

[Sen700983]

예 is more formal

[Cynthia42498]

환영 can't this be welcome too?

[marina199733]

Maybe among friends? Like 안녕

[KVRP4]

it is also「네, 잘오셨습니다.」

[MICHELLEWE333924]

o w

[Hannaha70093]

What is the difference between 환영합니다 and 환영해요?

[javeriah5]

The first one is more like a text book formal, the latter is the casual formal.

[Blessing389006]

So is "네" more formal than "예"

[daeya_]

"예" is more formal/polite
"네" is used much more

[igaruby]

Its like the same thing as 'your welcome' why is it wrong?

[KristelleB2]

I messed it up and It was still correct

[Ahmanet2]

I don't understand the pronunciation

[ZionKristo]

How can you guys type in Korean?

[vidhi929531]

Is it amnida or amnita?

[BLINKEU2]

Im getting triggeres cuz there are too much네 에

[Roshni711087]

Hi nice to meet u

[Roshni711087]

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