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| na | Simple answer: kamsa hamnida or komap sumnida |
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| na | 감사합니다 |
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Simple answer: kamsa hamnida or komap sumnida Explanation: Actually, though it's not so simple since it depends on the level of the speaker relative to the listener. A less respectful term would be "koma wayo" But to a child you could say "koma wa" Of course, since we are probably limited to Roman characters here, that's the best I can do. But the Korean for the above would be (just in case your browser can read it): 감사 합니다. 고맙습니다. 고마워요. 고마워. |
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감사합니다 Explanation: I have given you the Korean equivalent. Should you need further help, please email me. In English, you may pronounce it as "Kamsa-hap-nida". |
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