How to Say "HOW ARE YOU?" in Korean

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Asking "how are you" is a great way to start a conversation with someone.
In Korean, there are several ways to say "how are you". It is usually determined by whoever you are talking to. There are formal, standard, and informal ways to ask this question in Korean.
You'll learn all about them in this video with Jungah!
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Thank you so much! Very helpfull video. May I have a question? I found an expression like this: 어떻게 지내요 is it possible to use it as well in this context? Cause u mentioned that they are only 3 ways I'm not sure.

[@90daykorean]

어떻게 지내요 can mean "How is it going?" in English. ^^

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[@bebob415]

Ive been learning korean on duolingo for about 90 days now and it says "요즘 어떻게 지넴니까" for how have you been. Is that the same thing?

[@90daykorean]

Hi, Yes, 요즘 어떻게 지냅니까? is also used to say "How are you?" Koreans often say 잘 (=well), but 어떻게(=how) can be also used. ^^

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1. Informal: 잘 지 내 써 요
2. Formal: 잘 지 내 셔 써 요

[@90daykorean]

안녕하세요! ^^ 잘 지냈어요?

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Eotteohge jinaesibnikka? Can anyone help is it right? I found it in a app for asking how are you?

[@90daykorean]

Hi! Yes, there is more than one way to say "how are you?" in the Korean language and 어떻게 지내십니까? is also one of them. ^^

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Thank you for taking time to reply and clarifying 😊

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[@notme9262]

I have a question.
I heard that Koreans use 안녕 for "hello" and "how are you?" interchangeably. Is it true?

[@90daykorean]

Hello! Yes, it can mean "how are you?" if it's a question such as 안녕? or 안녕하세요? or 안녕하십니까?

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What's the difference between Jal Jinaesseoyo and Jal jinaeyo?

[@90daykorean]

Good question! Both are asking about someone's well-being. However, "잘 지냈어요?" (Did you get along well?/How have you been?) is in the past tense so it is asking specifically about the time since you last met. "잘 지내요?" (Are you doing well?/How are you?) is in the present tense, so it's about the present moment regardless of when you last saw each other. ^^

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Thank you so much😊

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Annyong haseyo kamsahamnida

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천만에요. ^^ 반갑습니다!

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How about Yojeum eottae?

[@90daykorean]

Hi, you can say 요즘 어때 as well. It is a casual way to say it. ^^

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So what about bab moggeaso

[@90daykorean]

밥 먹었어? (literally meaning 'have you eaten?') is another greeting that can be used around mealtime. It's informal, so you can use this with someone you are close to or younger than you. ^^

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Jal jinaesseoyo

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Sister I am from India and I want to impress a South Korean girl. Can I do it ?😊

[@90daykorean]

Hi! How about trying to speak in Korean? ^^

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Hello, can you tell me what does this mean 어떻게 지내세요?

[@90daykorean]

That means "how are you doing?" and to answer, you can say 저는 잘 지내요 for "I'm doing well". ^^

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Thank you.

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감사합니다! ^^