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hansun0
27 Dec 2016

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How do you say this in Korean? Happy New Year! (to close friend/casual/informal)
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kieslite
27 Dec 2016

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새해 복 많이 받아! 👍
sae-hae bog manh-i bad-a! 👍
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Gantz
27 Dec 2016

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새해 복 많이!
sae-hae bog manh-i!
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princeandprincess
27 Dec 2016

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새해 복 많이 받아!
sae-hae bog manh-i bad-a!
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0003000
27 Dec 2016

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New Year's greetings in Korea are different depending on the age of the person. So, You should say ' 새해복 많이 받으세요(= Honorific) ' to someone older than yourself. Otherwise, people say ' 새해복 많이 받아(= talking down) ' ( To the same age or to young people. ) Of course you can say ' 새해복 많이 받아 ' if you are very close with someone older than yourself.
Because I am not good at English, I can not well explain the explanation. I'm sorry if you don't understand this !
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