How do you say "thank you" in Korean?
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its Camsahabnida...
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Another argument: kong mao er .haha!
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kamsamnida
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in formal it's kamsahamnida and in informal it's gomawo
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Oh thanks, that's even better (because it's written in Korean) :)
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