#안녕히가세요

[lunanabang]

That’s still me, haha. I just wanted to add that I’d love to buy something from your shop, but I live in fckin’ Russia and don’t have access to buying anything from other countries (except for China, lol). I wish for the war to end as soon as possible, and for the fascist regime to fall. Maybe I’ll even witness the day when it won’t be illegal to be queer in Russia. Maybe even marry my girlfriend… Sorry, I’m rambling now… 안녕히가세요, have a nice day 💕

Hey again : ) trust me my stuff is shipped from Hong Kong we are not that far lol but yeah we don't ship to Russia eversince. But thank you for the thoughts! Just you being here is enough ^^ And you and I both. I hope one day your dream came true! "Rambling" all you want, I am here all the time. ଘ(੭ˊᵕˋ)੭ ੈ♡‧₊˚ увидимся снова !

[theonewithmultiplepersonas]

🔗 commemoration

this is for the life that was lived, the purpose that was served, and the lives that were touched, inspired, saved

정말 수고했어요 문빈형. 자, 잘지내리고 행복할수있어요. 안녕히가세요 형.

[massivekpopbiologyperson]

[gosotopo]

⠀⠀문득 아무말 주저리 - 20.07.21. ⠀⠀ 핸드폰, 지갑, 노트북, 차키 등등으로 자연스레 자리를 맡아두곤 딴데가서 볼일 보는 우리나라 사람들. ⠀ 외국인들이 이해못하는 장면 중 하나라던데 진짜 우리나라만 이런가? ㅡㅡㅋ ⠀ 딴소린거 같긴 하지만 나 중딩때까지만 해도 버스나 지하철에서 앉아있는 사람이 바로 앞에 서있는 사람 짐 받아주고 했었는데 ㅋ ⠀ ⠀⠀ #문득 #아무말 #주저리주저리 #포스팅뭐할까 #고민때리다가 #우리나라 #사람들 #자리맡기 #치안 갑? #시민의식 ? #그냥 #그렇다고 #할말없음 #태그낭비 #안녕하세요 #안녕히가세요 ⠀⠀ ℹ#사진 #photo 📸#노트8 #Note8 🗓#2020 #2019 📍#Korea 💭#일상 #daily #photooftheday #picoftheday 🙌#follow4follow #맞팔은댓글 #like4like https://www.instagram.com/p/CC6BXU7Fk35/?igshid=1gpfj6jbik4a7

[ttmikstudy]

Lesson 3 Summary

Goodbye. 

안녕히계세요 =Goodbye when you are leaving and others are staying. 

안녕히가세요 = Goodbye when others are leaving and you are staying. 

Etymology 

안녕 = Peace/ Health/ Wellbeing

계세요 = Stay in peace. Comes from the verb “ 계시다 “ which means to be or to stay.

가세요 = Go in peace. Comes from the verb “가다” which means to go. 

Note: If no one is staying, 안녕히가세요 is used. 

Please note!

All of these lessons teach 존댓말, which is formal or honorific language. This is the type of formality that is safe to use with everyone. As far as levels of formality go, this is like a polite average, i.e. it is not informal or extremely formal, but a comfortable medium. Most words and phrases that are taught in these lessons will change slightly when used in a different formality, but this will be taught in a much later lesson!

[junghigi]

———— 2018 안녕히 가세요 ———— . . . . . #drawing #byebye #goodbye2018 #HigiJung #textileart #드로잉 #그림 #안녕히가세요 #2018마지막날 #정희기(Seoul, South Korea에서) https://www.instagram.com/p/BsClktWAI9-/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=11itg1bpt92f7

[x2ace]

길고 긴 악몽의 끝. #닭잡는날 #닭잡은날 #탄핵 #탄핵결정 #탄핵인용 #안녕히가세요 #꺼져 #민주주의 #정의는승리한다 #impeachment #democracy #getout

[berryunho]

Question unrelated to fics/ateez but since you’re in Korea I was wondering if you speak Korean? I’d love to visit in the future but honestly only have a very basic understanding of Korean and that makes me nervous to travel there so if you have any tips on like communicating I would love to hear them! (I hope this makes sense and isn’t weird to ask)

hi hi hi !! not a weird question at all lol !! sorry this got long af so im putting it under a cut LKJSFL;KSDJF

OKAY NOT TO SCARE YOU OBVIOUSLY BUT i would say that im like ... B1 level w korean hehe this is embarrassing af but i definitely thought that i was better than i am JLKFJSDLFKD getting here HUMBLED ME so fast ... like i normally watch kdramas w just korean subtitles and comprehend it well enough as long as the vocab isn't too obscure or specific and i can read ... alright ... like probably not a newspaper but the average like. fancafe announcement or whatever i can read ... BUT THE ISSUE COMES W LISTENING AND SPEAKING . without subtitles ... my ass is lost. like i feel like im only getting the gist of whats being said to me and not what's actually being said like . 75% of the time (and a lot of the time i have straight up no idea) . and when i DO fully understand what's being said it takes me a few seconds to process and by then the person talking assumes idk what's going on LJKSKDLF and i can speak ... pretty okay i think it just takes me a few seconds to put sentences together which obviously isnt natural speech at all and it makes having a convo pretty awkward/hard ... BUT LISTEN LISTEN LISTEN . this really only goes for like ... school related conversations ive had . basic interactions are SO easy tbh

SO LIKE THAT ALL BEING SAID . you really dont have to interact w korean people all that much if you're just traveling/visiting . like ... only when you're at a store or restaurant are you really speaking/listening and from what i've encountered in seoul most places/people are really nice and/or accommodating to foreigners !! like they'll be patient w you and try their best to explain something if you're not understanding (side note. i am NOT a partier [imagine that] so idk anything about clubs/bars lol but id assume its the same tbh) !! i was super super nervous about this at first bc like . obviously you dont want to look dumb . but ive encountered literally 0 rude people and its really not all that hard to communicate even if your korean isnt super amazing hehe hand gestures go a long way fr ! and if you can speak just a little bit it definitely goes a long way hehe

tips from someone thats lived here for 6 days:

1. at least know how to read hangul or you're really gonna be lost

2. at a store the cashier is gonna say like 5 or 6 things MAX to you in this exact order (1) hello [안녀하세요] (2) do you need a bag [포장이 필요하세요?] (3) how are you paying (and they wont ask if you have your card in your hand) [계산은 어떻게 하시겠습니다?] (4) do you have a membership (only at like big chains lol and half the time they dont ask if you're outwardly foreign) [멤버십은 있으세요? or like 포인트를 적립하세요?] (5) do you want a receipt [영수증이 필요하세요?] (6) thank you and goodbye [감사합니다 안녕히가세요] and like . 2/3rds of the time theyll just ask you in english if you want a bag or receipt . and if you have no clue what they're saying you can just say 아니요 to every question and it'll probably be fine JSKFJSLDFK

3. in a restaurant when the 이모님 looks expectantly at you hold up however many people are with you on your fingers and she'll hook you up and then feel free to just point at the menu to order or spice it up w the "[blank] [number of servings you want]개 주세요" and then they'll probably ask if you want a drink or tell you if the water & side dishes are self serve [반찬이고 물은 셀프입니다] ! if you have any dietary restrictions make sure you know how to ask if there's anything in the food lol like i dont eat pork so ill ask like [혹시 이갓에 돼지고기 들어가 있어요?] if im sus but most of the time itll say what meat you're getting when you order food lol but you can also say like [혹시 이것에 돼지고기 빼 줄 수 있을까요?] to ask them to take something out (LAKJSDFDLKSJ SORRY IDK HOW GOOD YOUR KOREAN IS SO JUST TO BREAK THAT DOWN YOU SAY LIKE "혹시 [food you're ordering]에 [thing you dont eat] 들어가 있어요?" if that makes sense KLAJLSDKFJF)

4. at a cafe or like fastfood restaurant the menu will typically be numbered and again you can just ask for the number ... and like one of my roommates is lactose intolerant so she asks if they have other milks sometimes just by going 무슨 우유가 있어요? and we dont know if thats the right way to ask but they know what we're trying to ask KJSFLKDJF

5. overall tip is to just ... not be nervous lol like yes i still vibrate when im interacting w someone in any context bc im so nervous theyll say something idk but ... its really not the end of the world if you dont get 100% of whats happening ! and like the milk thing like ... theyll get what you're trying to say most of the time ! and people are very nice ! and in seoul a lot of workers honestly speak basic english and/or will try their best to help you regardless of the language barrier

6. also the subway and buses all make announcements in korean and then in english so dw about that (also the kiosks where you can buy tmoney cards have an english option) (as do most kiosks here lol)

7. papago translator is a godsend

SO YEAH SORRY THIS WAS SO LONG WINDED IDK ALKSDJFKASDJFKL feel free to ask anything else lol i hope this was helpful and overall i highly recommend coming and i think you would definitely be fine even if you didnt speak any korean at all tbh :]

and also one more side note I am white which clearly impacts how people treat me here and I'm sure other foreigners might have different experiences but this has been mine !!

[aquariussecretclub]

korean greetings

in 존댓말 (formal language)

안녕하세요 - hi/ how are you?/ good afternoon...

안녕 - well-being/ peace/ health

허세요 - do you?/ you do/ please do

감사합니다 - thank you

감사 - gratitude

합니다 - i do/ i am doing

안녕히가세요 - GO in peace/ goodbye

안녕히계세요 - STAY in peace/ goodbye

죄송합니다 - i'm sorry (when you want to apologise or when you want to pass through)

죄송 - apology/ being sorry/ feeling ashamed

저기요 - excuse me (only when you want someone's attention)

[z-stu-blog]

Beginner Expressions:

안녕하세요 : hello

안녕하십니까 : how are you

만나서 반가워요 : nice to meet you

안녕히계세요 : goodbye (when you are leaving)

안녕히가세요 : goodbye (when you are staying)

감사합니다 : thank you

아니에요 : you’re welcome

[studieswithmi]

I really love sign language so I decided to look up a few different ways to sign Hello! There’s many many different sign languages out there! All these pictures are what it would look like to the viewer, so remember: Anything on the drawing’s left is your right! Facial expressions are important in every Sign Language, so for greetings, remember to smile!

Sorry if the Japanese and Chinese characters look weird, I haven’t started learning them so I’m sure my handwriting is a little wonky (more so than usual)

Chinese / 中国手语  (CSL/ZGS) : 你好 - If you know Chinese you know  你 means you and  好 means good. That’s why the sign for  你好 is first to point at the listener, then to give a thumbs up. 

Korean Sign Language / 한국 수화 언어 (KSL) :안녕하세요/안녕히가세요/안녕히셰요- In Korean there’s different words for hello, goodbye if the listener is staying, and goodbye if the listener is leaving. However, in KSL it’s all the same! So if you learn this you know how to say bye in KSL as well! First you hold your left arm out in front of you, making a fist, and take your right hand and run it down your arm. Next make double fists and ‘rock them’ up and down. Bow as you bounce your fists

Spanish Sign Language /  Lengua de Signos Española (LSE) : Hola - Just a simple wave with your hand by your shoulder.

French Sign Language / Langue des Signes Française (LSF) : Bonjour - Open palm with your fingers straight but relaxed (so not necessarily all pushed up together). Put your hand up to your chin, and then pull it away.

German Sign Language /  Deutsche Gebärdensprache (DGS) : Hallo - You may have noticed it’s the same picture as LSE just moved and recolored. It’s the same thing, if anything your hand is maybe just a little bit higher than your shoulder.

American Sign Language (ASL): Hello -  Start with open palm, finger together and cross your thumb in front of your palm. Now take the hand, and start with your hand in front of your ear and extend it outward and away from your body. 

Indo-Pakistani Sign Language (IPSL) : Hello - Very similar to the ASL sign except instead of your hand behind straight, form a 90 degree angle with your hand. Put it up by your eyebrow and then extend it out and away.

Japanese Sign Language / 日本手話  (JSL): こんにちわ -   Make two fists facing each other and stick up your index finger. Curl your index finger slightly. The sign represents two people bowing to each other!

[alachii]

“안녕히가세요” *사무실 밖으로 내던짐*

[world-travlr]

2022

근육의 양과 비례해 행복의 양이 늘어난다고 믿었다. WPI 2KG를 다 비우고 2KG만 더 비어 보자는 결론을 내렸다. 굳이 비싼 WPI를 사서 우유에 타먹는 빡대가리 짓을 하는 건 여전히 나답다. 운동이 좋은 감정의 상태를 유지하는데 도움이 된진 모르겠지만 근성 만큼은 영향을 준걸지도 모르겠다. 운동이 싫은만큼 운동량을 조금도 손해보고 싶지 않아 프로틴에 집착하게 되었다. 근손실근손실 노래 부르는 돼지들의 마음을 조금은 알게 되었다. 역시 해보면 용서하게 되는 것들이 있다. 몸이 좋아졌는가 하면, 글쎄 그냥 배나온 아저씨지 뭐.

이 나이면 도심을 벗어날 거라 믿었던 적이 있다. 어리석고 어렸다.

넘실거리는 파도 뒤로 작열하는 태양을 보며 좋아하지도 않는 와인  같은  거나 마시며 하루를 마무리하는 상상을 했었다. 원하는 하루를 손에 넣기 위해 살기보단, 지금의 나를 불평하는데 많은 시간을 쏟은 탓에, 나는 여전히 넘실거리는 사람들을 바라보고 있다.

정직했으나 솔직하지 못했다. 음흉하고 더러운 속이 겉으로 나올 때 누구도 위로하지 않는 다는 것이 잘 교육되어 있었다. 계속 얻어터져도 단단히 지켜오던 것들이 스스로에 의해 무너졌다. 내가 뻗은 주먹에 얻어맞기 시작했다.

늙고 병들어 곡소리만 늘어놓는, 낮아진 자존감의 회복만 시도하는 관계에 지쳐갔다. 모든 것을 결과로 설명해야하는 나이가 된 것이 슬플  뿐. 가능성이라는 불완전한 단어를 쥐고 살아가던 나에게 불가능이라는 판결이 떨어진 건 오래 된 것도 아닌데. 불가능을 받아들이는 것은 영민할수록 어려운 일이지만, 그것을 초월한 자들은 언제나 가능성을 열어두고 살고 있다는 사실은 나를 더욱 절망하게 한다.

오래되었다는 이유로 유지해야 하는  건 경복궁 정도로 족하지 않나. 어쩌면 2022년은 오랜 친구들과의 안녕을 준비하는 시간이었는지도 모르겠다. 함께 불알을 닦았다는 이유로 관계를 유지할 필요는 없다는 결론에 이르기까지 꽤 오랜 시간이 걸렸다. 내가 이기적인 사람인지 그냥 순리인지. 아무튼 고마웠다.

 보던 책을 끝내려했던 지난해의 레졸루션은 이루지 못했지만 유튜브 알고리즘의 25% 정도를 영어와 관련된 것들로 채웠다. 이민 혹은 긴 여행이 나를 기다리고 있다고 문득 생각했다.

OT에 와서 ‘이 학교 졸업해도 광고회사 못 가요’ 라고 말했던 선배의 이름과 얼굴은 잊었지만 ��� 한마디는 나에게 꽤 깊이 와서 박혔다. 포기가 빠른 나는 그  말을 듣고 ‘그럼하지말지 뭐’ 라고 생각했다. 나는 지금도 그렇다. 나는 늘 그래왔다. 아주 작고 사소한 벽. 아니 벽도 아니고 돌부리만 발견해도 ‘그럼 하지마’ 라고 생각해버린다. 한계점이 바닥에 있다.

더 무거운 무게를 들어야 하는 이유가 한계점을 넘어야 근육이 성장하기 때문이라고 한다. 무한한 가능성으로 한계가 없는 사람이라고 생각한적도 있었던것 같다만, 뭘 해본적도 없는 한 게 없는 인간이었다.  

한계점이 낮은 나는 사소한 불편함에도 극도로 예민해지고 작은 고통에 울부짖었다. 이걸 완벽주의라고 누군가는 얘기했지만, 불편함과 고통을 해소하기 위한 완벽주의가 아니라 그걸 합리화 하는데 에 있어 완벽했기에 발전할 수 없었다.

청석골이라는 백반집이 있다. 강남에서 8000원으로 백반을 먹는  것에 만족할 만큼 물가가 많이 올랐다. 효율적이거나 대책  없는 소비를 해보지 못한 나는 이상한 집착이 생겼다. 경제적 상황이나 물가, 제품 혹은 음식의 퀄리티와는 별개로 내 기준점을 갖고 소비를 하는데 이게 도저히 고쳐지질 않는다.  

아이가 자랄수록 이해할 수 없는 소비가 생긴다. 청석골의 백반을 5만원 내고 먹는 기분이지만 ‘너희를 위해선 얼마든지’ 라는 생각이 이 소비를 가능하게 한다. 이 인사이트를 잘 이용해 유모차라도 만들어야 하나.

인구절벽이다 뭐다. 경제력이 국방력이자 치안의 수준이다. 그런건 잘 모르겠고. 이민을 가고 싶다는 생각을 문득 할 때가 있다. 적절한 관계란 무엇인가? 어서오세요. 여기 앉으세요. 물은 셀프입니다. 만원입니다. 감사합니다. 안녕히가세요. 정도의 대화로 충분한 관계를 느끼는 나를 상상한다.

사람은 사람에게 상처를 받지만 결국 사람에게 위로를 얻는다. 상처받지 않기 위해 깊은 관계를 꺼려해 온건가. 식사 도중 트림을 하거나 사무실에서 방구를 낀다거나로 아저씨가 되는게 아니구나. 많은 관계가 닫히고 있지만 불편함을 느끼고 있지 않다. 그렇게 아저씨가 되어가고 있다. 수많은 고집과 사상으로 가득 차 있는. 선의로 가득 채워진 지옥으로 가는 길을 열심히 걸어가고 있다.

다행이다. 허벅지는 지킬 수 있어서.

[dailydoseofkorea]

Vocab List- Basic Phrases

I may have missed a few :(

What is your name? (informal)- 이름이 뭐에요?

What is your name (formal)- 성함이 어떻게 되세요?

My name is____- 제 이름은____ 입니다.

I am from____- 저는____에서 왔습니다.

Nice to meet you- 만나서 반가워요

Thank you- 감사합니다 (more formal) /고맙습니다 

Thank you (to a friend)- 고마워 

I’m sorry (formal/to someone older/higher)- 죄송합니다 

I’m sorry (informal/to a friend)- 미안해 

How much does it cost?- 얼마에요?

Yes- 네 

No- 아니요

Could you repeat that please?- 다시 한번 말해주세요 

Could you talk slower please?- 천천히 말해주세요 

What does ____ mean?- ____이 무슨 뜻이에요?

What is ____?- ____이 뭐에요? 

Goodbye (formal)- 안녕히가세요

Goodbye (informal)- 안녕

Hello (formal)-안녕하세요 

Hello (informal)- 안녕

||Masterlist||

Korean Alphabet

[latenightlearning]

안녕히가세요.

[anatriestudyblr]

Korean A1/Beginner - Lesson #1 - February 28th 2018

Disclaimer: Everything that will be posted here is taken from my Korean Beginner’s class. If you see any mistakes, please let me know. Enjoy!

Our teacher started the first class asking us a few questions.

How do you say “Korean” in Korean? A: 한글 (han-geul).

Who created the Korean language? A: 세종대왕 (se-jong-dae-wang), which means The Great King Se Jong.

How many vowels and consonants are there in Korean? A: Vowels - 21 Consonants - 19

How do you say “South Korea” in Korean? A: 대한민국 (dae-han-min-gug), which means something like The Great Republic of Korea or 한국 (han-gug).

And how do you say “North Korea” in Korean? A: 북한 (buk-han).

After this, she showed us the right ways to write in Korean:

C: Consonants            V: Vowels

You start writing from left to right, starting up and going downwards. You should use this order for reading as well.

On this day we learned 6 vowels and 4 consonants.

Vowels: 모음 (mo-eum)

Note: I am using the romanizations that you will most often see out there on the internet.

아 - a (sounds like the a in cactus)

어 - eo (sounds like the o in off)

오 - o (sounds like the o in word)

우 - u/oo (sounds like the oo in school)

으 - eu (sounds like the e in site)

이 - i/ee (sounds like i in list)

Attention! When there is no consonant sound before a vowel, that vowel must be preceded by the consonant  ㅇ which becomes silent. Ex.: 아니 (a-ni)

Consonants: 자음 (ja-eum)

ㅁ - m (souns like the m in mother)

ㄴ - n (sounds like the n in note)

ㄹ - l/r (if this consonant is at the end of the syllable and is followed by either a consonant or nothing at all, it sounds like l; if it is followed by a vowel, it sounds very similar to a soft r but not quite like it. The most similar sound I have heard in English is of the double dd when you wadda fast.)

ㅇ - silent/ng (when this consonant is at the beginning of a syllable, it is silent. If it comes at the end of the syllable, it sounds like the ng in anger)

Vocabulary

This vocab is very random and serves to practice some of the consonants and vowels we just learned.

모음 - vowels

자음 - consonants

아이 - child

아무 - no one

이마 - forehead

오이 - cucumber

어머 - expression of suprise

나 - I

누나 - older sister (for boys)

나무 - tree

너무 - a lot, too much

나라 - country

미니 - mini

미리 - before

라마 - llama

무리 - group of animals

어머니 - mother

우리 - we, us

오리 - duck

머리 - head

어느 나라 - which country

아우 - younger brother (it is rarely used nowadays, only some of the eldest use it)

대 - big, great

왕 - king

안녕하세요 - hello (formal)

안녕 - hi (informal)

안녕히가세요 - goodbye, go in peace (listener is leaving)

안녕히계세요 - goodbye, stay in peace (listener is staying)

Note: If you see any mistake, please let me know!

Thank you and see you soon!