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How to say "hope you feel comfortable here" in Korean?
So I have a new colleague from Korea. He will be an intern in my work place for two months and I want to wish him to be comfortable or to have a good time here in my workplace. How should I express myself?
Thankyou very much:)
Jan 15, 2018 2:40 PM
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"hope you feel comfortable here"
- 여기서 편하게 있기를 바라요.
- 있는 동안 편히 지내길 바라요.
- 여기 있는 동안 편한 마음으로 지내요.
* 편하게 = 편히 = comfortably.
* 편한(comfortable, worry-free) 마음(mindset)으로 = relaxed and worry-free.
* 여기서 = here.
* (여기) 있는 동안 = while you're here.
* 바라요 = I hope.
January 15, 2018
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