How to Say "LET'S GO" in Korean

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Thank you for the kind words. 감사합니다!

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선생님 감사합니다! 당신은 최고의 선생님입니다

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감사합니다. ^^

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감사합니다 선생님 ♡ ^__^

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감사합니다

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[@gioennegia]

Hello! Thank you for your lessons, they're really useful. I have a question, i've been to Seoul recently and i couldn't understand what the t-money machines said when the passenger got off the bus. It sounded like "가자입니다" but i'm not sure 😢

[@90daykorean]

It could have been 감사합니다 (=thank you), which is what you hear usually when the passenger is getting off.

[@studio500]

This is fantastic!! Can we use gaja by itself? In English, when we say "Let's go!!" in a way to cheer up or get excited, I want to know if "Gaja!" is an appropriate usage. Thank you!!!

[@90daykorean]

Yes, you can! ^^

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[@donnamurray4983]

Awesome vid! Thank you! There is a word that I have heard the singer Rain say in some of his songs or videos. It sounds like Oshawa. I don’t know how it’s spelled correctly because I do not know what the word is or means. Would you be able to help me?

[@90daykorean]

Thank you for watching! It could be 어서 와 which means 'welcome.'

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How I can learn hanja for myanmar I can't well speak english 감사합니다

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Thank you for commenting! 감사합니다. ^^

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[@christdiaz9588]

Why you didn't translate the word 선배 and 부모님 part...?new learners might get confus6 about it..

[@90daykorean]

Thank you for the comment! We give the closest translations equivalents, they won’t always be 1:1 translations. 부모님 means “parents”, and 선배 means “senior”. Titles are more important in Korean than in English, you can find more about titles in Korean from here: www.90daykorean.com/korean-honorifics/

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