관련링크
본문
hello :)both are similar, but 죄송합니다 sounds more polite.
I usually use 죄송합니다 when I talk with the older. I hope you enjoy learning Korean!
>
> '미안합니다' and '죄송합니다' mean 'sorry' in English.
> Is there a difference here?
>
>
I usually use 죄송합니다 when I talk with the older. I hope you enjoy learning Korean!
>
> '미안합니다' and '죄송합니다' mean 'sorry' in English.
> Is there a difference here?
>
>
Comments
Sofia Janusky
Thanks. It so much helps. I wont be no more confused.