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How can a Korean sentence sound impolite?
Can someone explain? I want to use informal sentence, but i'm afraid that i might sound impolite to the person i'm speaking to.
Can you share some tips? Or give some examples..
Thank you in advance.
Can you share some tips? Or give some examples..
Thank you in advance.
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"해요 style" would be appropriate for informal and polite speech.
e.g.
(the first ☞ informal and polite / the second ☞ informal and not polite)
안녕하세요 / 안녕= apa khabar.
제 이름은 afk예요 / 내 이름은 afk야 = saya nama afk.
저는 말레이시아에 살아요 / 난 말레이시아에 살아 = saya tinggal di Malaysia.
저는 한국어를 배우고 있어요 / 난 한국어를 배우고 있어
= saya sedang belajar bahasa Korea.
The sentences of this speech style end in "-세요" or "-요", and this style is commonly used in everyday Korean.
\^o^/
e.g.
(the first ☞ informal and polite / the second ☞ informal and not polite)
안녕하세요 / 안녕= apa khabar.
제 이름은 afk예요 / 내 이름은 afk야 = saya nama afk.
저는 말레이시아에 살아요 / 난 말레이시아에 살아 = saya tinggal di Malaysia.
저는 한국어를 배우고 있어요 / 난 한국어를 배우고 있어
= saya sedang belajar bahasa Korea.
The sentences of this speech style end in "-세요" or "-요", and this style is commonly used in everyday Korean.
\^o^/
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