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What is the difference between 축하드립니다 and 축하해요 ? Thank you
Dec 18, 2014 5:18 AM
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축하드리다 is an honorific form of 축하하다 축하드립니다 is an honorific form of 축하합니다 축하드려요 is an honorific form of 축하해요 축하합니다 is an honorific form of 축하해요 So, 축하드립니다 is more honorific than 축하해요 same rules apply to 감사드립니다 and 감사해요.
December 18, 2014
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Ahuva
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English, Korean
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Korean
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