What are the taboo words in Korean conversation?

1.Excuse me.

A: Xi'er comes to Hello Simu you fight) B: Guan wipe that, Mu Sen a salute and a astringent) 2My name is

A: Ze Nen 1) La enough Hamm you fight) B: Banga does not miss you to fight) 3I hope to be your friend a: dear karma duan enough xipo has) b: haha that soybean oil).

4.I am very poor at Korean, can we speak Englisha: Male Han Gu Ye to Hamiang Go to the end of the day Enough to bring a tender belt Weak hard palate Wild to Ha Mianang Duanmu you Ka? ）

b: Koramiyo, hard palate pulla smash).

5.Let's speak Chinese.

A: B: Okay (always hungry, Hase?) There's a lot of them, go check them out.

Thank you - (gam) (sa) (ham) (ni) (da).

Sorry - (jue) (song) (ham) (ni) (da) or (mi) (an) (ham) (ni) (da).

Hello - (an) (nyoung) (ha) (sei) (yo) good night - (zal) (za) (yo).

In formal social settings, Koreans generally use a handshake as a meeting etiquette. Korean women generally do not shake hands with men, but often bow or nod instead. On many occasions, Koreans sometimes bow first and then shake hands at the same time. When saying goodbye to someone, if the other person is a person of status or status, Koreans often have to bow three or five times several times.

Some Koreans even say goodbye and salute once.

In general, Koreans prefer to use honorific titles and honorifics when addressing others.

Koreans are very particular about making appointments, keeping time, and paying great attention to the use of business cards. The national diet is mainly characterized by spicy and sour. The staple food is mainly rice and cold noodles.

Their favorite dishes are mainly kimchi, roast beef, roast dog meat, ginseng chicken and so on. There are not many varieties of Korean food, and the vast majority of them are relatively light.

There are many Korean drinks. Korean men usually drink a good amount of alcohol and tend to turn away from soju, sake, and beer. Korean women do not drink alcohol.

Koreans usually don't drink gruel and clear soup, believing that only the poor do. Koreans generally don't eat anything greasy, oily, or sweet, and they don't eat duck, mutton, or fatty pork.

Hello: Press your Hathur to ask).

Thanks: Gangsa also).

See you tomorrow: Patience and a child).

Sorry: m press also).

It doesn't matter: Guan Can that wants).

I love you: Sawolf also).

What does it mean don't understand the common phrase?

Hello, how have you been doing lately.

a niang hi zu mu sai yao (honorific for elders) Good night ca er za yao (for the same age).

I can't remember that if you want to speak Chinese, I'll answer again.

1.Thank you - kamsaha

mida) 2.Sorry - chuai

songha

mida)3.Hello-an

ningha

saiyou)4.It doesn't matter - kvancanayou) 5Goodbye-

요anninghika

saiyou)6.I love you-

or sa

langhei

you or.

salanghami

That's all for now.

It's hard to remember if you write too much.

Typing is very hard, and it is 3 Chinese together.

Give me some hard money, hehe.