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29.04.2021 · Formal – Koreans use this to show respect to a person of authority (i.e. a government official or your boss), to customers (in the service industry), or to someone older who you’re not close with. This is also used in formal business …

01.01.2018 · 잘 지냈어요 means ‘have been doing well’. 저 (Jeo)= ‘I/Me’ used in formal speech. 나 (Nah)=’I/Me’ used in informal speech. Now that you know how to ask How are You in Korean, let’s learn some other variations. You can ask someone how they’ve been in Korean. 2.

English Translation: Have you spent your time well?” or “have you lived well? This is the most common formal way to say How are you in Korean.

Very formal, (rarely used) only used when you're talking to someone you respected or look up to (usually between husband and wife): 당신은요?

너는 한국인이야.|너 한국사람이야? [neo / han gook sa lam / e ya?]|너 한국 사람이야? (nuh han-goook sa-rahm-ee-ya?) formal: 한국 사람이세요?

25.06.2021 · You can also use it in a conversation with people higher in the social hierarchy. However, it wouldn’t be as polite as using the formal. Since you’re …

09.07.2021 · Asking How are you in Korean can either be in a formal form or informal form. Just like what is stated above, it depends on the social hierarchy. So, learn how to say How are you in Korean in different ways so that you'll know …

Note: Just a word of caution, 당신 is very infrequently used when addressing someone in spoken Korean because it has a nuance of confrontation, ...

Part 3 – How to Say How Are You in Korean ; Formal. 안녕히 계셨어요? An-nyoung-hee Gae-shuh-sseo-yo? ; Informal. 잘 있었어? Jal it-sseot-sseo?

If someone asks you a question using the formal, make sure you reply with the standard form. It's okay to ...

If you have been studying Korean you may have noticed that there is no direct translation to ‘How are you?’ in Korean. In English, this is a common expression and is usually used to greet someone or simply to say hello in a polite way.