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Jeong-Ho Lee

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How do you say "No problem!" in Korean?

Based on the level of respect or formality, you can say "No problem!" in Korean in 3 ways: Informal gwaenchan-a! 괜찮아!... (read more)

  answered 12 years ago

How do you say "You're welcome! (for thank you)" in Korean?

Based on the level of respect or formality, you can say "You're welcome! (for thank you)" in Korean in 3 ways: Informal: chunman-e! (천만에!)Formal: chunman-eyo! (천만에요!)Very formal: goenchansseumnida. (괜챦습니다.)... (read more)

  answered 12 years ago

How do you say "Thank you very much!" in Korean?

Based on the level of respect or formality, you can say "Thank you very much!" in Korean in 3 ways: Informal: neomu goma-wo! (너무 고마워!)Formal: neomu goma-woyo! (너무 고마워요!)Very formal: neomu gomab-seumnida!... (read more)

  answered 12 years ago

How do you say "So-So." in Korean?

Based on the level of respect or formality, you can say "So-So" in Korean in 3 ways: Informal geujeo geurae 그저 그래... (read more)

  answered 12 years ago

How do you say "I'm fine, thanks." in Korean?

Based on the level of respect or formality, you can say "I'm fine, thanks." in Korean in 3 ways: Informal: ung. Jal jinae-tsso. (응, 잘 지냈어.)Formal: ye. Jal jinae-tsseoyo.(예. 잘 지냈어요.)Very formal: ne. Jal... (read more)

  answered 12 years ago

How do you say "How are you?" in Korean?

Based on the level of respect or formality, you can say "How are you?" in Korean in 3 ways:Informal: anyung? (안녕?), yojeum eottae? (요즘 어때?)Formal: anyeong haseyo? (안녕 하세요?), yojeum eotteoseyo? (요즘 어떻세요?)Very... (read more)

  answered 12 years ago

How do you say "Welcome!" in Korean?

Based on the level of respect or formality, you can say "Welcome!" in Korean in 3 ways: Informal: eoseo-wa! (어서와!)Formal: eoseo-oseyo! (어서오세요!)Very formal: eoseo-osibsiyo! (어서오십시요!); hwanyeong-hamnida!... (read more)

  answered 12 years ago

How do you say "Thank you." in Korean?

Based on the level of respect or formality, you can say "Thank you." in Korean in 3 ways: Informal: gomaweo (고마워); gomab-da (고맙다)Formal: gomab-seumnida (고맙습니다)Very formal: gamsa-hamnida (감사합니다)... (read more)

  answered 12 years ago

How do you say "No" in Korean?

Based on the level of respect or formality, you can say "No" in Korean in 3 ways: Informal: ani (아니)Formal: ani-yo (아니요)Very formal: ani-mnida (아닙니다) (read more)

  answered 12 years ago

How do you say "Yes" in Korean?

Based on the level of respect or formality, you can say "Yes" in Korean in 3 ways: Informal: eung (응)Formal: ye (예)Very formal: ne (네) (read more)

  answered 12 years ago

How do you say "I am sorry. (for a mistake)" in Korean?

Based on the level of respect or formality, you can say "I am sorry. (for a mistake)" in Korean in 3 ways: Informal: mian-hae (미안해)Formal: mian-haeyo (미안해요)Very formal: mian-hamnida(미안합니다); joisong-hamnida... (read more)

  answered 12 years ago

How do you say "Good night!" in Korean?

Based on the level of respect or formality, you can say "Good night!" in Korean in 3 ways: Informal: jal ja (잘 자)Formal: annyounghi jumu-seyo (안녕히 주무세요)Very formal: annyounghi jumu-sibsiyo (안녕히 주무십시요)... (read more)

  answered 12 years ago

How do you say "Good morning!" in Korean?

Based on the level of respect or formality, you can say "Good morning!" in Korean in 3 ways: Informal annyeong! 안녕!... (read more)

  answered 12 years ago

How do you say "Good bye!" in Korean?

Based on the level of respect or formality, you can say "Good bye!" in Korean in 3 ways: Informal: jal ga (잘 가)Formal: annyounghi ga-seyo (안녕히 가세요)Very formal: annyounghi ga-sibsiyo (안녕히 가십시요)... (read more)

  answered 12 years ago

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How to transfer domain to new host?

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How to pass authorization header using curl?

curl uses the Basic HTTP authentication: curl --user name:password www.example.com Before transmission the string name:password is encoded with the Base 64 algorithm. The Base64-encoded string is transmitted in the HTTP header and decoded by the receiver,... (read more)

  answered 13 years ago