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whats the difference between 'saranghanda' and 'saranghae'? thanx. :D
Jun 3, 2012 12:52 PM
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'saranghanda' is a bit literary style. 'saranghae' is an informal expression and you can use 'saranghapnida' or 'saranghaeyo' to older people than you, like parents, teachers, etc.
June 4, 2012
I know Saranghae, Saranghanda means I love you and both are informal (you can use with close friends and people younger than you)
Saranghae, Korean people use it more, it sounds softer and nicer. :)
June 3, 2012
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