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Hi, my name's Brandon! I'd love to meet new people as well as learn about the cultures and languages of everyone around the world. I'm currently bilingual, English and Korean, so any other language of the world would be great to learn the basics of! I'm proficient in English, whether it be basic conversation or business terminology. I am also fluent in Korean. So if anyone would like to polish their language conversational skills and show me the ropes of your language, please add me and send a message! I look forward to hearing from you :)
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    The closest to what you want is probably "천만에요". I typically say "별말씀을요" if I'm formal or "아니다" for informal. Can't really think of any phrase that says both "it's okay" and "you're welcome". Hope this helped!
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