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What does '저기요' mean?

Excuse me (to get someone's attention) (correct)

Hello (formal)

Mr./Mrs./Ms.

Nice to meet you

What is the formal way to say 'hello' in Korean?

안녕하세요

The term '씨' can be used to address someone as Mr./Mrs./Ms.

True (A)

How do you say 'Nice to meet you' in Korean?

처은 뵙겠습니다 Signup and view all the answers

What does '네' mean?

yes; okay Signup and view all the answers

What is the meaning of '방갑다'?

to be glad to see; to be a pleasure to see Signup and view all the answers

I am ___ (name) in Korean.

저는 (일음)입니다 Signup and view all the answers

What is another way to say 'Pleasure to meet you'?

방갑습나다 Signup and view all the answers

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Greetings and Expressions

저기요 (jeogiyo) is used to politely get someone's attention, translating to "Excuse me."
안녕하세요 (annyeonghaseyo) is a formal greeting meaning "Hello."
방갑다 (bangabta) expresses feelings of joy when seeing someone, meaning "to be glad to see."

Polite Forms and Titles

씨 (ssi) is a respectful suffix attached to names, equivalent to Mr., Mrs., or Ms.
저는 (일음)입니다 (jeoneun [name] imnida) translates to "I am (name)," used for self-introduction.
방갑습나다 (bangapseumnida) is a formal way to say "Pleasure to meet you."

Affirmative Responses

네 (ne) indicates agreement or acknowledgment, translating to "yes" or "okay."

처은 뵙겠습니다 (cheoeun boebgesseumnida) means "Nice to meet you," often used during first interactions.
Both 방갑다 and 방갑습나다 convey pleasure in meeting someone, highlighting appreciation in Korean culture.

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Enhance your Korean vocabulary with these flashcards designed for beginners. Each card features a word and its formal definition, helping you to build your language skills. Whether you want to learn greetings or polite expressions, this quiz is an excellent resource for your Korean learning journey.