Apologies and thanks - Revision history

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2009-12-10T15:29:53Z

Thank you

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	*감사해. {{incorrect}}		*감사해. {{incorrect}}
			**High school girls sometimes say "감사감사". This is popular in internet chatting or texting. It's only used between friends.
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	**High school girls sometimes say "감사감사". This is popular in internet chatting or texting.
	*고마워요.		*고마워요.
	**고마워요 is used among peers (like co-wokers...) or to junior or younger than you.		**고마워요 is used among peers (like co-wokers...) or to junior or younger than you.

2009-12-10T15:28:48Z

Thank you

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	*감사해. {{incorrect}}		*감사해. {{incorrect}}
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			**High school girls sometimes say "감사감사". This is popular in internet chatting or texting.
	*고마워요.		*고마워요.
	**고마워요 is used among peers (like co-wokers...) or to junior or younger than you.		**고마워요 is used among peers (like co-wokers...) or to junior or younger than you.
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	::grandchild → grandfather		::grandchild → grandfather
	::student → teacher		::student → teacher


	==Sorry==		==Sorry==

2009-12-10T15:25:53Z

Sorry

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	*미안해.		*미안해.
	**미안해 is a low form of "I'm sorry ." 미안해 is used among friends or to people who are younger than you.		**미안해 is a low form of "I'm sorry ." 미안해 is used among friends or to people who are younger than you.
	**sometimes a person (usually a woman) will just say 미안. Of course, this is also low form. It is a spin off		**sometimes a person (usually a woman) will just say 미안. Of course, this is also low form. It is a spin off of internet chatting. It's only said when apologizing for something small.
	of internet chatting. It's only said when apologizing for something small.
	**and you can say "쏘리" among friends.		**and you can say "쏘리" among friends.
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2009-12-10T15:25:23Z

Sorry

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	*미안해.		*미안해.
	**미안해 is a low form of "I'm sorry ." 미안해 is used among friends or to people who are younger than you.		**미안해 is a low form of "I'm sorry ." 미안해 is used among friends or to people who are younger than you.
			**sometimes a person (usually a woman) will just say 미안. Of course, this is also low form. It is a spin off
			of internet chatting. It's only said when apologizing for something small.
	**and you can say "쏘리" among friends.		**and you can say "쏘리" among friends.
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2009-09-29T02:32:30Z

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	::to stranger (for example, when you bump into a person on the street)		::to stranger (for example, when you bump into a person on the street)
	::student → teacher		::student → teacher
			[[Category:Vocabulary]]

2009-09-29T02:30:55Z

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(No difference)

2009-09-08T08:38:21Z

Very useful section Jay, not sure what to name it yet either. But really really useful because people think some of them are the same.^^

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	==Thank you==		==Thank you==

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	::employee → boss		::employee → boss
	::to stranger (for example, when you bump into a person on the street)		::to stranger (for example, when you bump into a person on the street)
	::student → teacher		::student → teacher

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2009-09-08T04:38:11Z

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	**고맙습니다.		**고맙습니다.
	::to older than you		::to older than you
	::customer ~~-->~~ clerk		::customer → clerk
	**감사합니다.		**감사합니다.
	::to older than you		::to older than you
	::clerk ~~-->~~ customer		::clerk → customer
	::grandchild ~~-->~~ grandfather		::grandchild → grandfather
	::student ~~-->~~ teacher		::student → teacher


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	*미안합니다.		*미안합니다.
	:to stranger (but looks like younger than you. for example, middle age person ~~-->~~ young person)		:to stranger (but looks like younger than you. for example, middle age person → young person)
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	*죄송합니다.		*죄송합니다.
	**very polite form		**very polite form
	::clerk ~~-->~~ customer		::clerk → customer
	::employee ~~-->~~ boss		::employee → boss
	::to stranger (for example, when you bump into a person on the street)		::to stranger (for example, when you bump into a person on the street)
	::student ~~-->~~ teacher		::student → teacher

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