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How do you say this in Korean? Muito obrigado!
How do you say this in Korean? Muito obrigado!
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고마워요 (informal polite)
[ go-ma-wo-yo ]
감사합니다, 고맙습니다 (more formal) polite
[ kam-sa-ham-nee-dah, go-map-seum-nee-dah ]
땡큐, 고마워 (Speaking / Texting, informal)
[ thank you, go-ma-wo ]
ㄱㅅ, 감사 (Slang & Texting, informal)
[ ki-yeok see-ot, kam-sa ]
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How do you say this in Korean? Muito obrigado!
answer고마워요 (informal polite) [ go-ma-wo-yo ] 감사합니다, 고맙습니다 (more formal) polite [ kam-sa-ham-nee-dah, go-map-seum-nee-dah ] 땡큐, 고마워 (Speaking / ...
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What is the difference between 고맙습니다! and 감사합니다! ?
answer@ChoiSujin: same meaning not too difference
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How do you say this in Korean? Muito obrigado!
answer고마워요 (informal polite) [ go-ma-wo-yo ] 감사합니다, 고맙습니다 (more formal) polite [ kam-sa-ham-nee-dah, go-map-seum-nee-dah ] 땡큐, 고마워 (Speaking / ...
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What does 감사합니다! mean?
answerthank you
- How do you say this in Korean? Muito obrigado!
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What is the difference between 고맙습니다! and 감사합니다! ?
answersame meaning. but '감사합니다' is more polite expression.
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How do you say this in Korean? Muito obrigado!
answer정말 고맙습니다!
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What does 감사합니다! mean?
answerThank you
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How do you say this in Korean? Muito obrigado!
answer감사합니다!
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What is the difference between 고맙습니다! and 감사합니다! and 정말 감사합니다. and 너무 고마워요. ?
answer고맙습니다 =감사합니다 (more formal) =thank you 정말 감사합니다 =너무 고마워요 =thank you so much
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