How to Say "LET'S EAT" in Korean

[@90daykorean]

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[@manjawendt6761]

Thank you for teaching us. 감사합니다 💛

[@90daykorean]

천만에요. You're very welcome! ^^

[@rajteshraj1034]

안녕하세요!! 여기 5문장, “하자” 사용 : 1. 저희는 영화를 보자 2. 일본어를 배우자 3. 떡볶이를 먹자 4. 산책 가자 5. 과제를 완성하자 고맙습니다!! 😊😊

[@90daykorean]

우와! 정말 잘 하시네요!

[@sanchezcy]

I really loved this video !! 고마워요!

[@90daykorean]

천만에요. ^^ We are happy to hear that!

[@btsjk6134]

Mam, I from India. U r so cute teaching korean

[@90daykorean]

Thanks and welcome! ^^

[@dambardiprawal7129]

Thank you

[@90daykorean]

You're welcome!

[@orchid286]

Thank you, you explain it well. 👍

[@90daykorean]

You are welcome! ^^

[@rafeekrafeek4899]

Thanks 😍

[@90daykorean]

Welcome 😊

[@Maharanicheri]

I was learning Korean from an app. It taught me to say “jeonun mogoyo” and “jeonun yurihaiyo” is that formal or informal? So Koreans have different dialects too? It translated “jeonun mogoyo” = I eat and “jeonun yurihaiyo” = I cook

[@90daykorean]

저는 먹어요(=I eat) and 저는 요리해요(=I cook) both are polite speech. ^^

[@sandhyakashyap2847]

Your voice is so cute teacher.💜💜💜🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳💜💜💜💜

[@90daykorean]

Thank you for the kind words. 감사합니다. ^^

[@komalsingh-k1k]

오랜만이에요,,,선생님 😍😍😍😍 ,, How to say would you like to eat with me in Korean language please inform me teacher 😊

[@90daykorean]

You can say 저랑 같이 식사 하실래요? for "Would you like to eat with me?"

[@mariostekic]

I was always wondering what word do you say after annyonghaseyo?

[@90daykorean]

You can say anything! It depends on what you want to say. ^^

[@mariostekic]

@@90daykorean Yes, but what "yourabun" meens after she said annyonghaseyo?

[@dexiedexter]

It means EVERYONE

[@aditisen5451]

What does Anha means?

[@90daykorean]

We're not sure what 'Anha' means. There is 아냐(anya) which means "No."

[@aditisen5451]

@@90daykorean oh it's ok gamshahamnida

[@Yk-hv7lt]

아니요 I still remember! :)

[@90daykorean]

Thank you for the comment! ^^

[@tathoibanerjee5729]

Can you please tell me the meaning of Geoya please I have heard this many times in kpop songs and i really want to know the meaning of this

[@90daykorean]

거야 is usually attached to a verb. It means 'will' in English and it is informal(non- polite). For example, 나는 갈거야 means 'I will go.'

[@aditisen5451]

@@90daykorean Gamsahabnida😊

[@akocyhenburlat1664]

🥰🙏🏼

[@90daykorean]

시청해 주셔서 고마워요!

[@imeecamp2935]

Thank you

[@90daykorean]

You're welcome! ^^