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What does Mianhaeyo mean in Korean?
The Korean "mianhaeyo" or 미안해요 in the Korean Hangul script is an apology, it translates simply to "sorry" in English.
What does mianhae mean?
It is an informal way of saying sorry in Korean.
What is mianhae?
"Mianhae" (미안해) is a Korean phrase that translates to "I'm sorry" in English. It's a casual form of apology used among friends or in informal situations. The more formal version is "mianhamnida" (미안합니다). This expression is commonly used in daily conversation to express regret or remorse for a mistake or misunderstanding.
What is the difference between Asian and Korean?
Actually, Koreans ARE Asians.
How do you say 'I can say thanks in Korean?
The phrase 'thank you' and 'sorry' in Korean are:Thank you -감사합니다 (gamsahamnida) - formal고마워 (gomawo) - casualSorry -죄송합니다 (joesunghamnida) - formal미안헤 (mianhae)- casual
What is the difference between Korean new year and the Chinese New Year?
Korean new year is same as Chinese New Year
What was the difference between North Korea and South Korea after the Korean War?
1 metre
What is the difference between Korean presidential election and American presidential election?
Like small eyes and large eyes difference
What was major difference between the Korean war and the vietnam war?
The Vietnam War ended in a close decisive communist victory while the Korean War did not
What is the difference between Classical Korean and Sino Korean and when did the two classes of Korean separate?
Classical Korean refers to the native Korean vocabulary, while Sino-Korean refers to the vocabulary borrowed from Chinese. The separation between these two classes of Korean began during the Three Kingdoms period (57 BCE – 668 CE) when Korean began to incorporate Chinese loanwords.
What is the difference between Korean and Siberian Ginseng?
Different types of Ginseng: http://www.rxlist.com/cgi/alt/ginseng.htm
What is the difference between Honda and Hyundai?
Honda is Japanese, Hyundai is Korean. Two totally separate companies (not related)
