Jul 3, 2023
BY: ET Online
Annyeonghaseyo
Used several times in Korean dramas. It means "Hello" in English.
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Saranghae
One of the most common phrases used in Korean dramas, Saranghae means "I love you".
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Gwenchana?
It means "Are you okay?"
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Gajima
Literally translates to "Don't go" in English, and is perfect to tell somebody if you don't want them to leave.
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Yeppeuda
How to let someone know that they are beautiful, in Korean? Tell them Yeppeuda, which means "You are pretty".
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Kyulhonhaejo
For the romantics who love Korean dramas, this word is a must-learn. It means "Will you marry me?"
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Joesonghaeyo
Want to apologise to someone who loves K-drama? Say Joesonghaeyo, which means "I am sorry".
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Baegopah
In Korean, if you want to ask someone for a meal together, you ask Baegopa. It literally translates to "Are you hungry?"
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