its the same thing as annyeong haseyo. It just means hello in Korean.
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Annyong Haseyo
annyeong haseyo
anyeong haseyo...................
The cast of Eomeonim yongseo haseyo - 1973 includes: Jin Nam
Twas obviously asked by a Korean. Annyong haseyo is Korean for hello, and the french equivalent is bonjour =) Twas obviously asked by a Korean. Annyong haseyo is Korean for hello, and the french equivalent is bonjour =)
Anyong Haseyo
Nugu haseyo? Nugu is who. It is like who ate you or who is that.
anya haseyo
its the same thing as annyeong haseyo. It just means hello in Korean.
te amo - i love you halmio- ewan .. annyong haseyo - hi ewan - i dont know ..
Anyeong Haseyo :))) Konichiwa <3 Daebak 000 000 000 000 Saranghae :)) haha.. lol
If you're saying it informally, say "Annyeong" or "안녕". But saying it formally, you'd have to say "Annyeong haseyo" or "안녕 하세ㅛ" I'm not sure on the hangul. But that's it. :)