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안녕하세요

annyeonghaseyo
hanja 安寧

hello

Part of speech · expression

Pattern visualization

Syllable → jamo breakdown (RR romanization)
initial+amedial+nfinal
ninitial+yeomedial+ngfinal
hinitial+amedial
sinitial+emedial
initial+yomedial
peace
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Examples

  1. 안녕하세요, 만나서 반가워요.
    Hello, nice to meet you.
  2. 선생님, 안녕하세요!
    Hello, teacher!

Collocations

안녕하세요안녕히 가세요안녕히 계세요

Mnemonic

annyeong-haseyo (安寧-) is the all-purpose polite greeting, built on the Sino-Korean 安寧 (annyeong, peace/well-being) + -haseyo — literally "are you at peace?". The casual version is just annyeong, used for both hi and bye.

Quick check

  1. What does the 安寧 (annyeong) in the greeting literally mean?

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