59. Farewell Expressions in Korean

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59. Farewell Expressions in Korean

Learning to say goodbye in Korean is as essential as greeting. Goodbyes are an important part of everyday conversations and can help leave a positive impression. This chapter will introduce you to various Korean farewell expressions that you can use in different situations.

1. 안녕 (Annyeong)

The word "Annyeong" is used both to say "Hello" and "Goodbye". It's an informal way of saying goodbye, used between close friends and people of the same age.

2. 안녕히 계세요 (Annyeonghi gyeseyo)

This expression is used when you are the first to leave. It means "Be well" or "Be at peace". It's a formal and respectful way to say goodbye.

3. 안녕히 가세요 (Annyeonghi gaseyo)

This expression is used when you are saying goodbye to someone who is leaving. It also means "Go in peace". It's a formal and respectful way to say goodbye.

4. 다음에 봐요 (Daeum-e bwayo)

This expression means "See you next time". It's an informal way to say goodbye and can be used between friends.

5. 잘 가요 (Jal gayo)

This expression means "Go well". It's an informal way to say goodbye and can be used between friends or people of the same age.

6. 잘 자요 (Jal jayo)

This expression means "Sleep well". It is used when you are saying goodbye to someone at night or before going to sleep.

7. 내일 봐요 (Naeil bwayo)

This expression means "See you tomorrow". It's an informal way to say goodbye and can be used between friends.

8. 또 만나요 ​​(Tto mannayo)

This expression means "We'll meet again". It's an informal way to say goodbye and can be used between friends.

9. 수고하세요 (Sugohaseyo)

This expression is used to say "Work hard" or "Do a good job". It's a respectful way to say goodbye, especially in a working environment.

10. 행운을 빕니다 (Haeng-un-eul bimnida)

This expression means "Good luck". It's a formal way of saying goodbye, especially when someone is about to do something important or challenging.

Korean farewell expressions are diverse and vary according to the level of formality of the situation. Practicing these expressions will help you communicate more effectively and respectfully in Korean. Remember, practice makes perfect, so keep practicing and you'll become more fluent in Korean.

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