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26 Dec 2016
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What forms of thanksgiving are there in Korean language and in what occasions are they used?
What forms of thanksgiving are there in Korean language and in what occasions are they used?
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thank you
formal-감사합니다
informal(normal use) - 고마워/고마워요
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- Korean
- English (US) Near fluent
추수감사절 is thanksgiving which we celebrate in christianity. so not everyone celebrate it and also it's not official holiday
but for korean traditional holiday, we also have 추석 which celebrate the same thing but this time for all people.
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@Yul1016 and what about situation when I need to thank someone for something? How to say "thank you" in Korean and what form can I use in formal occasion and informal?
- Korean
- English (US) Near fluent
thank you
formal-감사합니다
informal(normal use) - 고마워/고마워요
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