#5 How to say "I see", "I agree", "That's right" (そう family) - NATIVE WAY ┃JAPANESE AMMO

te know I often wonder why they still use "oppa" in Korea lol. The reason I say I wonder is because that word can be so damn confusing from I been hearing about from this one Youtuber that goes their often. She telling stories of how she would be so confused when to use "oppa", I personally don't know how to feel about this word and do think it's unnesscary the più I learn about it.XD The reason it's so confusing to her is because supposily their are three ways to say "oppa"? Like for example te use to your older brother, if te have an older brother. secondo can be used with your older guy...

Konnichiwa Hello

Sayonara goodbye Tip:Please only use this when for example: te were an English teacher and te were going back to your country and te weren't coming back for a while, also if te data a Japanese man o female, if te say sayonara to them it's a way of breaking up.

Konbanwa Good evening

Please "do me this favor" onegai-shimasu Example: te say to someone when their going to do a favor for te o want them to do a favor for you.

Ohayoh Gozaimasu good morning (Formal)

Sumimasen can either be used as excuse o am sorry

Arigatou Gozaimasu Thank te very much (Formal)

Arigatou thank...

So this just gonna be what I learned so far in Korean and I will be updating this along the way when I learn something new.^^

Hello annyeonghaseyo (Formal)
Hello annyeong (Informal)
Goodbye o bye? (annyeong)
Jal gal bye o goodbye? Example if one of your coworkers is going home o your saying bye when leaving work.
Jal ja goodnight Example: goodnight to family, mostly little silibings? (Informal)

Alax-ya My name is (Informal) Alax-eyo (Formal)

Bangwo It's nice to meet te (Informal)

Bangayo It's nice to meet te (Formal)

Ye Yes

Sillyehajiman Excuse me, but

Sillyehamnida Excuse me

Sillyhajiman yeongeo...