To thank in Korean 🇰🇷

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to thank	감사하다

How to say “to thank” in Korean? “감사하다”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “감사하다” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on to thank in Korean like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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Tips to Remember:
• Think of "감사" as the root for gratitude (similar to “thankfulness”) and add "하다" meaning “to do” to form “to thank.”
• Associate "gam" in “감사하다” with “gratitude” and “sa” with “saying thanks” so that saying “감사” makes you remember to thank someone.

Explanations:
• 감사하다 means “to thank” or “to be grateful.”
• It is used in various situations to express gratitude.
• The verb is often turned into polite forms (such as 감사합니다) in daily conversation.

Synonyms/Other Words with Similar Meaning:
• 고맙다 (gomapda) – means “to be thankful.”
• 감사드리다 (gamsadeurida) – a more formal expression of gratitude.

Conjugations of 감사하다:

Infinitive Form:
• 감사하다 (gamsahada) – to thank

Present Tense:
• Informal low: 감사해 (gamsahae) – "thank you" (casual)
• Informal polite: 감사해요 (gamsahaeyo) – "thank you" (polite)
• Formal: 감사합니다 (gamsahamnida) – "thank you" (more formal)

Past Tense:
• Informal low: 감사했어 (gamsahaesseo) – "thanked" (casual)
• Informal polite: 감사했어요 (gamsahaesseoyo) – "thanked" (polite)
• Formal: 감사했습니다 (gamsahaetseumnida) – "thanked" (formal)

Future Tense:
• Informal low: 감사할 거야 (gamsahal geoya) – "will thank" (casual)
• Informal polite: 감사할 거예요 (gamsahal geoyeyo) – "will thank" (polite)
• Formal: 감사하겠습니다 (gamsahagetseumnida) – "will thank" (formal/future promise)

Examples in Sentences:
1. Present Tense:
• Korean: 친구에게 감사해요.
• Romanized: Chingueg-e gamsahaeyo.
• English: I thank my friend.

2. Past Tense:
• Korean: 어제 도와준 그분께 감사했습니다.
• Romanized: Eoje dowajun geubun-kke gamsahaetseumnida.
• English: I thanked the person who helped me yesterday.

3. Future Tense:
• Korean: 내일 모든 분들께 감사할 거예요.
• Romanized: Naeil modeun bundelkke gamsahal geoyeyo.
• English: I will thank everyone tomorrow.

4. Formal Expression:
• Korean: 여러분께 진심으로 감사하겠습니다.
• Romanized: Yeoreobun-kke jinsimeuro gamsahagetseumnida.
• English: I sincerely thank you all.

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