How do you say this in Korean? What do you say when someone gives you a greeting

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Korean_Buddyyyy

25 Dec 2017

Korean

You can say 안녕 or 안녕하세요(It means hello, hi. Neutral, to all generation. The former is for the same age group and the latter is for someone older than you.) If you want to give it back to them, you can say "감사합니다"(Thank you)

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