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How do you say this in Korean? How do you say “How are you” and “I am great” informally and formally?
How do you say this in Korean? How do you say “How are you” and “I am great” informally and formally?
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어떻게 지내/지내요/지내세요/ 지내십니까?
잘 지내/지내요/지내고 있습니다.
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