5 Ways of Saying Bye in Korean! (Not Annyeong!)

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I'm an Indian and for me 'jal ga' sounded like 'chal ja' in hindi😁😁

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Oo I'm also frm india,Kerala:D

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Me to from India

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hmm same

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Chal ja in hindi means

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Just started learning thru duolingo, then saw this...😳help.

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Duolingo is good to use! For a while But its not 100% accurate so I suggest you learn from actual people who speak korean like the channel were on right now ^^

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duo lingo does not teach the basics what you need to speak even i stopped

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It doesn't explain the grammar at all and the progress tracking is wrong, I'd recommend using something else like ttmik or KZbin 😅

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@@sage73738 there are grammar patterns explained, you can find them attached to the every lesson. I personally combine Duolingo with more resources, KZbin etc. and can't complain :) don't use it as the only source of studying tho

[@EmBee084]

Ooh, nice informative video! When i say goodbye in korean i often say 안녕히 계세요, because I'm the one leaving and the other person is staying. They say 안녕히 가세요, and i say 안녕히 계세요. We also say ~요일에 봐요, depending on what day we'll meet next, like 금요일에 봐요 ^^

[@EmBee084]

Also, since you taught 다음에 봐요 in the video, i think i understood your outro for the first time haha 다음 시간에 봐요~ i get it now ㅎㅎ

[@danijeld8669]

If you don't mind me being curious, but I saw "...I often say...", and wonder where? My humble knowledge 'says' multiculturality is not rare there...... Let the 3,000th be smth from Unnie! haha 안녕히계세요! (I remembered that the way I used mind wasn't right at all, so the question came out quite confusing, even contradictory. But you still understood! I was trying to make it short, but that sometimes "eats" important peaces of information :)

[@EmBee084]

Danijel D not sure i understand the question, but i say 안녕히계세요 or other korean words/sentences when i meet with korean people for language exchanges in the city where i live. Like you said, multiculturality is not rare, especially not where i live haha

[@danijeld8669]

It was an introduction with no ? Didn't put any sentence after! Sorry, it slipped - I have shortened everything. It is really great to have such opportunity. 'Only live'(one we use) lang. can stay longer in our mind!

[@EmBee084]

Danijel D Many languages can stay in your mind at the same time, as long as you use/practice them all 🤣

[@prashobpv6608]

I'm in southern most part of india, from kerala . where we say the same like 연락할게.... Its 'vilikkaam' means 'will call u'. Its also a sort of saying goodbye.

[@vinayakinga9832]

Wwhtt kerala njanumm hahaa

[@jasminexess3499]

I am from India

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Evde nokiyalum malayali 😂

[@naeemrana731]

I am obsessed of saying this . . . . . . Anneyong haseyo

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i really love the way she says dongdong

[@Erika-pq7ip]

One time my friend tod me 연락할게 and I thought they were actually gonna contact me the next day and I thought she forgot to😂😂

[@ingabyczkiewicz3731]

Thanks a lot! I've been tired of saying 잘 가 and 안녕 everytime, because of not knowing any other way to say goodbye and also struggled when I needed some more polite ways to say good bye :) I'm from Poland and we often informally say "w kontakcie" which has the same meaning that 연락할게 and 문자할게 do! Thank You for all your work and effort you put in your videos-all of which I've seen so far have helped me to improve so much faster without spedning hours in boring textbooks!

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Yeah... please do one on hoseok hyung's daydream... unnie..

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Yess

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How u said 'annyeong~' at the end WAS SOOOOO CUTE

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[@shadowknight82]

Thanks for all the expressions! Two very important ones were MISSED though. 안녕히 계세요 (stay peacefully) & 잘 있어 (stay well).

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Real #dongdongs watches till the end.☺

[@praiseworthynotes5488]

Yay!! Unnie in front of the pink wall again 😊 It's great that both formal and informal variants are together in one video. Vintage Unnie video groovy tunes are back 😊 Thanks, I love these short instructional videos. See you next time 다음에 뵙겠습니다

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Thank you for the new video, unnie!! Nice to know different ways of saying bye! 👍👍❤️❤️

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Very helpfull i can understand your pronounciation and the informations are very usefull

[@alina-io8wv]

I really like your videos! Also this video was great because everyone always says “Goodbye is 안녕” but they don’t mention that it is really informal. I even learnt new expressions in this video! But idk always when you use numbers they don’t really fit in the overall style of the video which kinda bothers me even though the rest of the video is always really helpful! ❤️

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Hi.. Till now i know only one way .. Thanks for the information and you are posting very useful and informative videos for the beginners.

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Lemme guess... you forgot your 우유 and went back in, so she had to go get you the second time? 😉

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[@danijeld8669]

Very satisfied that I recognize most of these. And thank you for adding more! 4th one is Yours - every video has it, with polite 요. I like how 5th one sounds, but would be very careful to whom would I say it, even though it seems people willingly accepted others can lie them every time they meet.

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here bc one of my students is korean and we can't understand each other. I could cry the way we exchange blank glances at each other

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I guessed all of those - except you changed politeness levels!

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고마워요 언니~ This is really helpful!

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Hello! I'm your fan here from the Philippines. I really love korea and i loved your videos because a learned a lot from you. That's why I want to learn more can you help me with that if it is okay for you because I have some questions that I don't know how to translate it from korea I have here the list below 👇 1. Since 2. One day 3. A while ago 4. Afterwards 5. A moment 6. Soon 7. Later 8. From/ Start That's all. I hope you will help me with this. Thank you.😊😇😊

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How is it that Namjoonie learned English by WATCHING friends and I can't learn Korean, I've literally watched about *11* times boys over flowers and playful kiss *and* every single thursday I used to have art and my art teacher is Korean and sometimes I used to talk to her In Korean I litteraly only said hi, bye & thanks at every opportunity I had to say that but I watched videos to learn Korean and practiced everyday with like five apps and I still don't understand or speak korean how is that possible???? Anyways youre videos had helped me understand Korean but I still don't know how to speak it but Im working on that

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Lol I know how you feel but don't worry -- when Namjoon says he learned English from Friends, I think he means it was the biggest reason why he is so [nearly] fluent. In reality, all students in Korea learn some English in school, watch movies in English, and are just generally more exposed to western culture than westerners are to them. And remember, Friends has 10 seasons, and most dramas are less than the equivalent of one Friends season. So even if you were to watch B.O.F 100 times, you still wouldn't be hearing/watching the same amount of scenarios. P.S ~ Boys Over Flowers is life 💐👌🏽 Also, "Beating Again" (순정에 반하다) is an amazing drama, possibly my top favorite, and I would recommend it to anyone who watches K-dramas. Edit: I realize the original comment is a year old, but sometimes commenting on old stuff is worth it in case someone reads it 😅 And yeah, just watch as much stuff in Korean as possible, the more you hear it (and study) the better. And don't forget to have fun ~ the key to learning anything really ♡

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@@justahumanpassingthrough5544 also...English is easier to learn than Korean....

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Hello try talk to me in korean podcast. They explain much better than videos in utube.after learning from podcast go back to unnie ull understand

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Lizquen Official youtube I listen to it now 😊 I didn’t know about it until I watched Jolly and they used the textbook! Thank you anyway and they do explain really well thx! 😊

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I remember 안녕히 가세요 vs 계세요 because 계 kind of sound like “cry” and you’re crying because you have to leave :(

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Learning a lot

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What? Lol why does this look complicated even don’t I don’t get what u mean.

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너= You 나= I, Me 너는= You are 나는= I am 너무= Really, Very You wrote "너무" twice so just in case you meant "나무" it's: 나무= Tree Hope this helped.

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Thank you Korean Unnie...... you did it again. I added this to my phrase book. I will be using my new Goodbye phrases right away. My co-workers look forward to me bring in new words. Jalga nae chingu!!!!!!!

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I have a question 안녕 is an informal way to say hi correct ? If so then how come you can also say 안녕 for also saying bye. Can you use both for saying hi and bye ?

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Oh my gosh! Thank you so much~! I am currently learning Korean and Im doing pretty well so far, however I have trouble remembering the phrase "I don't know". But I have already memorized **Annyeong, Sarang-Hae and Sarang- Hamnida, Annyeonhaseyeo, and for some reason I learned jilal in the process haha**[sorry if I spelled some wrong 😅]

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So this video was on top of the stack '5 way to say bye'. Got me some more homework tonight. I dk. But does you tube shuffle the videos, or does out teacher, ms. Unnie do it? Just wondering

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Such a good video as always!! Quick question: the romanisation at 3:27 says yeollakhalgae but the Hangeul is spelling yeoN instead of yeoll. Which one is correct?

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when a final ㄴ is followed by a ㄹ, or a final ㄹ is followed by ㄴ, the consonant combination is pronounced like ㄹ + ㄹ. so 연락할게 [yeonlakhalge] is pronounced like 열라깔께 [yeollakkalkke]

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At times like this I feel so good about watching dramas and is it weird that I say the intro with you?😂 언니 다음에 봐요👋🏾👋🏾

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다음여 봐......😃i learned Korean... Thankyou so much, and you are so cute!! 😊

[@vcwloves9864]

I just won't say "bye". In the U.S., sometimes when the conversation is done you just hang up. You might even say "okay" and then click (hang up the phone). Saying "bye" in Korean seems too complex. lol! Thanks for the teaching. I'll keep fighting!

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감사합니다 Unnie 😀💓

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thank you teaher

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감사해요~

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[@read2live74]

Is 잘있어 used often for bye (informal) as well?

[@alilkhaled5594]

we do use "ill contect you" in arabic slangs "بحكيك"

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Hy unnie how are you your video is wonderful as usual its really helpful please unnie make video how to write and read korean please please please

[@KittyCat260]

Waaaaaah I love these videos but I'm having the hardest time making words stick in my head! I also get easily confused when I hear the pronunciation against the written word... It's early days so I'm hoping I'll improve as I go. Practicing a little every day!

[@rubyxgemx22]

All i knew how to say goodbye was 잘가요 and annyeong

[@inkywinki2254]

And 안녕하세요

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@@inkywinki2254 this is hello

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@@inkywinki2254 That is hello

[@harshitachauhan3148]

@@canaldearte4050 it also means bye

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@@harshitachauhan3148 no

[@lmr21]

Thank You so much!!!

[@nicjun7426]

It is correct that I say 안 녕 히 가 세 오 and 잘 가 when I'm staying / someone else is leaving, correct? Because in the App I'm learning with it's stated the other way around (when I am leaving, someone is staying) but that doesn't seem to make sense given the meaning of 가...

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Best teacher ever

[@bryandelute876]

I learn a lot from you unnie

[@isabellebizbelle]

I've only learned 안녕히게세요, 잘가, and 안녕히가세요, so thanks for the list :-)

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Thank you so much ❤🌸 love from Algeria ✊💜

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I'm trying to decide whether I think this video is awesomely fantastic or fantasticly awesome

[@justmusic2419]

The last quote in English is similar to "I will call you later or talk to you later".

[@robertgroulx7433]

thank you, so hyun

[@PreciousElegance]

Expressions: 안녕 안녕히가세요 - Formal “Go in peace” 잘 가 - “Go well” Casual 다음에 뵙겠습니다- See you next time Formal 내일 뵙겠습니다- See you tomorrow 다음에 봐 - See you next time! 내일 봐! - See you tomorrow 연락할게-I’ll contact you 문자할게요-I’ll text you 전화할게- I’ll call you!

[@PreciousElegance]

learning korean Oh I know that direct translation can be problematic! (That’s why, For “내일 봐” (and others), I didn’t use direct translation, but chose to write the English definition closer to what the expression means. 👌) This is a simplified list of the expressions introduced in this video, I shared it for convenience and review. For those studying Korean, I would advise to further study these greetings to better understand their meaning. 😁

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Keep doing hard work.. I hope u will reach many more subscriber soon😘😘