| Do you remember how to say, "Excuse me." |
| literally meaning "Over there." |
| 저기요. (Jeogiyo.) |
| 저기요. (Jeogiyo.) |
| And how to say, "Excuse me." |
| literally meaning "Just a moment." |
| 잠시만요. (Jamsimanyo.) |
| 잠시만요. (Jamsimanyo.) |
| Do you remember how to respond, "Yes?" |
| 네? (Ne?) |
| 네? (Ne?) |
| And how to say, "What's up?" |
| literally meaning "What's the matter?" |
| 무슨 일이세요? (Museun iliseyo?) |
| 무슨 일이세요? (Museun iliseyo?) |
| Do you remember the formal way to say, "Thank you." |
| 감사합니다. (Gamsahamnida.) |
| 감사합니다. (Gamsahamnida.) |
| And the informal yet polite way to say, "Thank you." |
| 고마워요. (Gomawoyo.) |
| 고마워요. (Gomawoyo.) |
| Do you remember how to say, "Not at all." |
| 아니에요. (Anieyo.) |
| 아니에요. (Anieyo.) |
| And how to say, "Don't mention it." |
| 뭘요. (Mwolyo.) |
| 뭘요. (Mwolyo.) |
| Do you remember the formal way to say, "Sorry." |
| 죄송합니다. (Joesonghamnida.) |
| 죄송합니다. (Joesonghamnida.) |
| And the informal yet polite way to say, "Sorry." |
| 미안해요. (Mianhaeyo.) |
| 미안해요. (Mianhaeyo.) |
| Do you remember how to say, "It's okay." |
| 괜찮아요. (Gwaenchanayo.) |
| 괜찮아요. (Gwaenchanayo.) |
| And how to say, "It's okay." |
| literally meaning "Not at all." |
| 아니에요. (Anieyo.) |
| 아니에요. (Anieyo.) |
| In this lesson, we've learned essential social expressions in Korean. Thanks for watching! I'm K-Jin and I will see you on KoreanClass101.com. 다음 시간에 봐요! |
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