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ismaela
what do you mean by kamsahamnida???and gamsahamnida??? im just curious. and is there any difference between that two words???
11 aug. 2008 06:10
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They both mean the same thing, "Thank you." in a formal style. As for 'K' and 'G', it's based on McCune-Reischauer system, this system is rarely used these days because it has several problems. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Revised_romanization_of_Korean
11 augustus 2008
It mean thank you
13 augustus 2008
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ismaela
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Engels, Filipijns (Tagalog), Koreaans
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