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35 Responses to “Introduction #3 - Farewells - Make Sure You Don’t Use the Wrong Word!”
Sunday at 6:30 pm
감사합니다! (Gamsahamnida) Thank you!
Wednesday at 9:13 am
I am having trouble downloading this lesson on iTunes. It is available, but it gave me error code 401
Monday at 10:12 pm
thank you very much!
gamsahamnida!
Sunday at 3:09 pm
Monday at 5:32 pm
아니에요.천만에요.
i have some question~
i know 만나 = meet. but wat mean 주세요?
반가웠어요 is a past tense? and wat tat mean?
너머니=mother 도=? 건강하”시죠”?
y is using 시죠?
감사하니다~
Wednesday at 7:42 am
So, if neither person was staying (For example, work is over, and both people are going home), then would they both say 안녕히 가세요?
Thursday at 11:23 pm
confusing, hard to get a basic lesson, jumps to intermediate lessons…cannot get video to cue up. Takes a long time to log into system.
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Friday at 4:15 am
I have no idea now.
Friday at 4:16 am
Because the conection is so bad.
Thursday at 10:56 am
hoe do you say Brenda in korean.. is my name
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Tuesday at 10:22 am
I just thought of a way to remember which goodbye to use for English speakers learning Korean. Just remember that “gye” in “gyeseyo” rhymes with “stay” in English. So, “gye” and “stay” and the other one will just be the “go” version. I hope this helps!
Tuesday at 3:04 pm
If we use 건강하세요 when we won’t see the person for a long time, which word will we use for ‘take care’ when we will see the person next day?
Thursday at 1:12 am
WOW!!! Keith and Yoon Sol ~~ You guys rock! I had so much fun learning with you guys.
it is so cutee
Thank you! And I love your accent, Yoon Sol
Thursday at 9:45 am
“Hello Trang”
Thanks for listening the lesson, Trang.
and thanks for commenting on the lesson as well.
I am sure Keith and YoonSol very appreciate you.
Keep studying Korean Trang,
cheers,
Tim
Wednesday at 8:50 pm
Thank you v ery much for the lessons!
Thursday at 11:04 am
Hello Josias,
Thanks for listening.
cheers,
Tuesday at 10:39 am
Are the premium lessons FREE?? cuz i saw that it said i have to buy it…
Monday at 9:21 pm
Tuesday at 10:02 am
Hello Young Sung & JungJeWon,
Just looking at both names, I can guess that both of you are Korean, no?
영성 “Young Sung” & 정제원 “Jung Je Won” 님???
Thanks for giving a listen to the lesson, anyway!!!
키스와 윤설 재미있지요?
cheers,
Tim
Tuesday at 12:32 am
Hello, how do we say goodbye over the phone, since there is no one staying or leaving?
Thanks,
Leng
Tuesday at 11:39 am
Hello Leng,

Thanks for listening,
“Goodbye” on the phone??
It varies depending on who you are phoning to…
the most common one would be #1 - “안녕”
#2 - “끊어”
#3 - “그럼 쉬어”
#4 - “또 전화할께”
….
This kinds of question has NO right answer!
It all depends on “situation, social status, who calls whom, and many more…”
Thanks for listening,
cheers,
Tim
Saturday at 3:37 pm
Little by little…it helps that I have already been learning some of these basic greetings but it is so helpful to have them pronounced to properly so that I will have even less chance of offending by using the wrong pronunciation. Gamsahamnida!
Wednesday at 10:08 pm
annyeong-haseyo jaehwi-nim,
“건강하세요”-eun museun uimiyeyo(what is the meaning for “건강하세요”) ?
Thursday at 9:30 am
건강 means ‘health’. Literally, 건강하세요 means ‘do (have) healthy’. People use the phrase to mean ‘I wish you a good health’ or ‘I wish you good luck on your health’ You can use this phrase just to mean ‘good bye’ so you can use it to anyone : )
It is the idiomatic expression, so it is not correct by Korean grammar, though.
I hope this helps.
Then 오늘도 건강하세요!
- Jaehwi / Koreanclass101.com
Wednesday at 11:56 am
Hi, I was with my Korean friend, and a baby came over. She kept on saying ‘Gakkung’ or something. What does it mean?
Thanks!
Friday at 9:15 am
Hello Taryn,
까꿍 or kkakkung is like ‘Peekaboo’ in English. For now, it seems like no one knows about the origin meaning, but people use the word to play with babies by getting their attention and trying to make them laugh.
I hope this helps.
Thank you.
- jaehwi / Koreanclass101.com
Wednesday at 1:59 am
How do you say Vivian Barrilleaux (pronounced Barrio)
How do you say Paul, Elizabeth, James
Wednesday at 2:00 am
In Korean I mean
Wednesday at 2:01 am
Please E-mail me response
Thursday at 12:07 pm
Hello Beverly,
You can write them in Hangul as below
Vivian Barrilleaux 비비안 바리오.
Paul 폴
Elizabeth 엘리자베스
James 제임스
I hope this helps. Thank you.
- Jaehwi / Koreanclass101.com
Saturday at 6:02 am
Is there a lesson somewhere around here, that teaches you how to write and read hangul for beginners?
If there is one, I would appreciate it if you could tell me where to find it.
Gamsahamnida!
Wednesday at 5:34 pm
Hello Daniel,
If you come to the video lessons (you can go to the page on the top menu), you can check four lessons on how to read Korean. I hope this video sereis would help you learn Korean characters; Hangul.
And here is another good news! From February, we’re going to introduce the video lessons about how to read and write Korean characters.
If you have any questions, please let us know.
Thank you
- Jaehwi / Koreanclass101.com
Saturday at 12:18 am
How do you spell “please take care” in korean?? very difficult to spell.
Monday at 1:30 pm
Hi Yeon Young,
This is Madison from Koreanclass101.com.
Thank you for your question!
Well there are two ways perhaps you could say ‘Please take care.’
Even in English, you could say for literally meaning ‘take care of yourself’ or for saying good bye in more polite way.
So, for the first case you could say,
‘몸 조심하세요’ which means take care of yourself as in health or so.
For the second case,
‘안녕히 계세요’ which means good bye and take care until we see each other next time or so.
Hope this helped!
Thank you,
Madison, Koreanclass101.com
Sunday at 7:01 am
how come we cannot download the lesson notes?
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