goodbye
Korean translation: view explanation
| 02:59 Mar 26, 2003 |
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11 hrs confidence: 
peer agreement (net): +1
peer agreement (net): +1view explanation Explanation: it's a tricky one. ok if you are staying and the person who you want to say good-bye to is leaving, you should say "annyenghi kasipsio" and if if you are leaving, and the person who you want to say goob-bye to is staying, the right way to say it will be "annyenghi kesipsio." and if you are close friends with that person you can say goog-bye informally, it will be just "annyeng" regardless who is staing and who is going. Hope my explanation didn't confuse you. |
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