안녕 hello/bye (informal)
An-nyoung
안녕하세요 hello (formal)
An-nyoung-ha-sae-yo
안녕하십니까 hello (formal)
An-nyoung-ha-shib-ni-ka
안녕히가세요 go well/goodbye (formal)
An-nyoung-hi-ga-sae-yeo
안녕히계세요 stay well/goodbye (formal)
An-nyoung-hi-gye-sae-yeo
NOTE:
*안녕 is also used as saying bye and not only hi but 안녕 should only be used with friends because it's informal. formality will be taught later on
*now here's the confusing part it's the 안녕히가세요 and 안녕히계세요, so what 안녕히가세요 means is go well so it's when the person/people go and you stay you would say that and then 안녕히계세요 is when the person/people stay and you leave
* 안녕하십니까 is a very formal way of saying hello while 안녕하세요 is formal but it's standard as in it's formal but not so formal as 안녕하십니까
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