Lately I discovered thereโre so many different ways of saying thank you in Korean!
Hereโs just some of them:
Which one do you usually use more?
We also have an interesting blog about the most recent Korean texting slang || Korean Texting [2024] // 47 Slang Text Terms (From ใ
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This is new! Never discovered this during my time in Seoul 
Canโt beat the classic ๊ฐ์ฌํฉ๋๋ค although I feel ๊ณ ๋ง์ is used a lot more when I listened into other tables conversations at restaurants 
I used ๊ฐ์ฌํฉ๋๋ค absolutely everywhere with everyone in Seoul, just in case, I donโt want to seem rude ever
I have been warned to only use this one with very close friends only ๊ฐ์ฌ, like do not joke around with it
Actually noticed when watching TV over the weekend that when spoken this sounds so similar to konbanwa ใใใฐใใฏ in Japanese which means good evening 
On that topic during my weekend Korean lesson I used meccha ใใฃใกใ (which is a slangy Japanese term to emphasise very) instead of ์ง์ง.
How people juggle 5+ languages Iโll never quite know! Brain is spinning out.
