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辅导教师How to say "goodbye" in Korean (using informal polite)?
2016年1月31日 09:55
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If the other person is leaving, then you should say 안녕히 가세요.
안녕히 계세요 if you are leaving.
2016年1月31日
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You can just say 가세요 (ga-seyo). Often older people use this word when saying ‘goodbye’ to younger people. It is a polite way of saying ‘go’.
You can say ‘goodbye’ by using the phrase 잘 가요 ‘jal gayo’, which literally means ‘go well’. This expression can only be used when the other person is leaving.
Or say 안녕하세요.
2016年1月31日
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