Jenny LimLearning Korean!<br /><br />January 19 at 12:37am · Edited · <br /><br />These are the level of politeness my teacher told us last week.<br />1.감사합니다<br />2.고맙습니다<br />3.고마워요<br />4.고마워<br /><br />Eddie Calda and 80 others like this.<br /><br />Anmol SabharwalThen what about 감사하나요. .?<br /><br />Like · More · Monday at 12:58am<br /><br />Usman Ch예...감사합니다 thank you.<br /><br />Like · More · Monday at 1:02am<br /><br />Jenny Lim감사하나요 = never heard before.<br /><br />Like · · More · Monday at 1:03am<br /><br />Anmol Sabharwalokh It's in Advance diploma book. . a politest form..usually used while talking vid elders or profesionaly seniors. to show more politeness n respect. . ..<br /><br />Like · More · Monday at 1:07am<br /><br />Choeh Jiat Chando you mean감사하세요?<br /><br />Like · More · Monday at 1:07am<br /><br />Anmol SabharwalNo no. ... its 나요 pattrn. . 세요 is differnt 1. .<br /><br />Edited · Like · More · Monday at 1:10am<br /><br />Jenny Lim하다/do, ~세요 /please ~, 하세요 = please do. actually I also never hear anyone say 감사하세요 before, not in the drama, not in the class.<br /><br />Like · · More · Monday at 1:13am<br /><br />Jenny Lim감사하다 = 감사하세요 but "please thank you?" I really can't answer you this question.<br /><br />Like · More · Monday at 1:14am<br /><br />Anmol SabharwalSame here . if we translate 감사하세요. . means please thanks. . doesnt sounds correct. . isnt it Jerry?<br /><br />Like · · More · Monday at 1:15am<br /><br />Armlou Ortillo EspirituI think 감사하나요 is "i am greatful"...based on what i've heard but i'm not sure as i am only beginner...<br /><br />Like · More · Monday at 5:40am<br /><br />Marrielle ManuelI usually hear 하나요 form in interrogative expressions like 어떡하나요?(What should I do?). So, I think 감사하나요? is Should I be thankful?<br /><br />Unlike · · More · Monday at 11:36am<br /><br />Marrielle ManuelWe usually hear of 감사해요, but 감사하세요? 전혀. Probably in written form? It literally means "be thankful/be grateful", but really never heard someone saying that word.<br /><br />Like · · More · Monday at 11:45am<br /><br />Armlou Ortillo EspirituYes... me either.. i usually hear 감사해요...<br /><br />Like · · More · Monday at 11:47am<br /><br />Jenny Lim진짜 모르겠어요.<br /><br />Like · · More · Monday at 11:54am<br /><br />Armlou Ortillo EspirituI don't know it too.. i think shes more advance in learning korean...<br /><br />Like · More · Monday at 12:02pm<br /><br />Marrielle ManuelI also don't know. It's just a wild guess. Hope someone will clarify this for us.<br /><br />Like · More · Monday at 12:04pm<br /><br />Jenny LimJoseph Kim ~ 도와주세요<br /><br />Like · More · Monday at 12:21pm<br /><br />Joseph Kim감사 is a noun. (Thanks)<br />감사하다 is a verb(감사+하다 do)<br />to thank, to appreciate<br />ex. 제니님께 감사합니다<br />감사하다 is an adjective<br />to be thankful.<br />ex. 도와주셔서 감사합니다.<br /><br />감사하나요?=감사+하다+나+요.<br />나 is a finishing ending word of interrogation. <br />요 is a honorific postposition. <br />So it means that speaker is asking the listener's emotional status. <br />'Are you thankful?'<br />감사하세요?<br />감사+하다+시+어요?<br />시=pre-ending word of honorific. <br />어요=finishing ending word of honorific. <br />It aslo means<br />Are you thankful?<br /><br />Like · · More · Monday at 1:41pm<br /><br />Marrielle ManuelThank you so much 선생님. Is 감사하세요 always in the form of question?or can it be used in statement?<br /><br />Like · More · Monday at 1:48pm<br /><br />Joseph Kim@ Marrielle Manuel, without question mark it is like an order. <br />Boss can say to an old subordinate 감사하세요 which means 'you should be thankful in this situation'<br /><br />Like · · More · Monday at 1:57pm<br /><br />Marrielle ManuelThank you so much Mr. Joseph Kim for the explanation. I really learned a lot from you.<br /><br />Unlike · · More · Monday at 2:06pm<br /><br />Joseph KimNo. 5 고맙다.<br /><br />Like · · More · Monday at 2:36pm<br /><br />Jenny Limno. 5 ... ㅋㅋㅋ. 선생님 도와주셔서 감사합니다.<br /><br />Unlike · · More · Monday at 2:41pm<br /><br />Joseph KimNo. 4.5 고맙네(father in law say to son in law) ㅋㅋ<br /><br />Like · · More · Monday at 5:44pm<br /><br />Shafiq Grafiq우아~~ there's at least 6 ways to say thank you...<br /><br />Like · More · Monday at 7:30pm<br /><br />Anmol SabharwalMarrielle Manuel .. yup u r r8 today I confirmed from my teacher she said it's always in interrogative form .. I forget 2 put Question mark aftr it Sorry...but u translate it very well..<br /><br />Edited · Unlike · · More · Yesterday at 12:59am<br /><br />Joseph KimI want to say thank you all your efforts. By this we learn more.<br />Thanks Anmol Sabharwal.<br /><br />Like · · More · Yesterday at 1:03am<br /><br />Marrielle ManuelThat is why I love this group. There are exchanging of ideas and people who are willing to share their knowledge<br />Like · · More · Tuesday at 1:06am<br /><br />Rouaa ShaheenI thought 고맙습니다 is more plite that 감사합니다 ㅠㅠ<br /><br />Like · More · 9 hours ago<br /><br />Awsom Ani감사합니다<br /><br />Like · More · 4 hours ago<br /><br />Joseph Kim@ Rouaa Shaheen 감사합니다 and 고맙습니다 are almost same. The difference is 감사합니다 is from Chinese letter and it can be used in formal situation but 고맙습니다 is from native word and it can be used in intimate situation. Thanks.<br /><br />Like · More · 2 minutes ago<br /><br /><br />
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