Difference between revisions of "Apologies and thanks"
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**고맙습니다. | **고맙습니다. | ||
::to older than you | ::to older than you | ||
| − | ::customer | + | ::customer → clerk |
**감사합니다. | **감사합니다. | ||
::to older than you | ::to older than you | ||
| − | ::clerk | + | ::clerk → customer |
| − | ::grandchild | + | ::grandchild → grandfather |
| − | ::student | + | ::student → teacher |
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*미안합니다. | *미안합니다. | ||
| − | :to stranger (but looks like younger than you. for example, middle age person | + | :to stranger (but looks like younger than you. for example, middle age person → young person) |
<br> | <br> | ||
*죄송합니다. | *죄송합니다. | ||
**very polite form | **very polite form | ||
| − | ::clerk | + | ::clerk → customer |
| − | ::employee | + | ::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 | + | ::student → teacher |
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