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what is the difference between "감사합니다" and "고마워요"?
what is the difference between "감사합니다" and "고마워요"?
Dec 6, 2011 3:00 AM
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what is the difference between "감사합니다" and "고마워요"?
My 2 cents,
Both are the same in meaning, but "감사합니다" is more formal than "고마워요", and the term "감사" is a sino-Korean word while "고맙다" is a native Korean one.^^/
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December 6, 2011
Bascially, they are same. You can choose one of them to use it . ;-)
감사합니다 could be more polite way to express your gratitue to someone than 고마워요.
You can use both for someone who is older than you.
Hope this helped !
December 19, 2011
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Mirza
Language Skills
English, Korean, Portuguese
Learning Language
Korean
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