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How do you say goodbye in Taekwondo?
Marcel Dos Santos
2025-10-03 05:24:36
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Ahn-nyung-hee-ga-se-yo
Ahn-nyung ha se-yo
Chun man e-yo
Kam-sa-ham-ni da
Ahn-nyung-hee-ga-se-yo
Alex Bertrand
2025-09-29 23:22:06
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Surprise your Taekwondo instructor by sprinkling some of these Korean Taekwondo greetings and phrases into your conversation.
Also listen to the videos on the bottom of the page in order to hear how these words and phrases should be properly pronounced in Korean.
For other Korean words used in Taekwondo (i.e. counting in Korean or Korean names for kicks), please visit our Taekwondo Words, Terms & Commands section.
Goodbye – An-nyong-hi Ga-se-yo
See you later – Na-jung-e Bwae-yo
Good night – An-yong-hi Ju-mu-se-yo
Thank you – Kam-sa-ham-ni-da
You are welcome – A-ni-e-yo
Videos on Korean Greetings
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To say goodbye in Taekwondo, you would use the Korean phrase "Anyeonghi Kaseyo" (An-nyeong-hee-kah-se-yo).
The word for goodbye in Taekwondo is "Anyeonghi Kaseyo".
Common Korean Phrases – Learn how to say Hello, Goodbye, Thank You, etc. in Korean.
Hello – Anyeong Haseyo (sounds like An-young Ha-say-yo).
Thank you – Kamsa Hamnae Da (sounds like Kamsa-ham-ni-da)