18 окт. 2022 г. · To be formal, you can say 별거 아닙니다 (byul-guh ah-nip-ni-da). To be informal, you can say 별거 아니야 (byul-guh ah-ni-ya). Formal Ways to Say You're... · Polite Ways to Say You're...

별말씀을요 (byeolmalsseumeullyo). This is another expression that can mean “you're welcome.” It is quite formal and again isn't used that often. Different ways to say “You're... · “Welcome” in Korean

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You are welcome in Korean is 천만에요 (cheonman-eyo). One time slowly, it's 천만에요 (cheonman-eyo). And now once by syllable, it's 천만에요 (cheonman-eyo). ...

9 окт. 2021 г. · 1. 천만에요. It's the easiest to find in dictionaries or textbooks. · 2. 별말씀을요. It sounds more formal and respectful. · 3. 아닙니다 (formal) ...

“You're welcome” (천만에요 | Cheonmaneyo) is probably one of the most common conversations you'll hear when you are in Korea.

8 нояб. 2019 г. · Just 네 / 응 will suffice almost all the time. 괜찮아요 will sounds right in some contexts and odd in others.

3 окт. 2018 г. · “천만에요 [chun-man-e-yo]” This phrase is equivalent to “You're Welcome!” in English, and you will often learn to say, 천만에요, as a reply to ...

괜찮아요 is standard polite, and 괜찮습니다 is formal. These can also be used for saying 'you're welcome'. Just as in English, you might say to someone “It's ...