Dictionary Answer
What Does "annyeonghaseyo" Mean in Korean?
"Annyeonghaseyo" is the standard polite Korean greeting for "hello" in most daily interactions.
Core Meanings
- hello
- hi (polite)
Examples
안녕하세요, 처음 뵙겠습니다.
Hello, nice to meet you.
안녕하세요, 오늘 수업 시작할게요.
Hello, we'll start class now.
Common Mistakes
- Using casual "annyeong" in formal settings.
- Not practicing greeting + follow-up sentence flow.
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FAQ
Is annyeonghaseyo formal?
It is polite and safe in most situations.
What is casual hello?
"Annyeong" is casual among close peers.
Can I use it with older people?
Yes, it is appropriate and polite.
Related Questions
What does "annyeonghaseyo" mean in Korean?
annyeonghaseyo commonly means hello in Korean, with meaning changing by context.
How do you pronounce "annyeonghaseyo" in Korean?
A simple pronunciation guide is: ahn-nyong-ha-seh-yo.
How do natives use "annyeonghaseyo" in a real sentence?
Example: "안녕하세요, 처음 뵙겠습니다." (Hello, nice to meet you.)
What is the difference between "annyeonghaseyo" and "gamsahamnida"?
annyeonghaseyo and gamsahamnida overlap in polite conversation, but they serve different roles depending on situation.
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Use the linked basics hub to follow a structured path from core meanings to quiz practice.
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