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Ben
Date19-01-29 12:25 View21,996. Comments3.

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Hi,
I know 'thank you' is 고맙습니다 and 감사합니다 in Korean.
Is there any difference between this two?
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Michael Doens

Right. I need to know this. :)

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Kirsten (Professional teacher)

In fact, the meaning is same.

'고맙습니다' is an adjective. "I'm pleased and happy about the kindness and help that others have given me.
'감사하다' is used as verb and an adjective.

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clary (Teacher)

but usually koreans use it without considering the differences!

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