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    This document provides several common expressions in Korean to answer how someone is doing in response to being asked about their well-being. These include positive responses like "I'm very well!" or "I'm great!" as well as less positive responses indicating being sick like having a cold or headache, or feeling tired, sad, or busy.

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    This document provides several common expressions in Korean to answer how someone is doing in response to being asked about their well-being. These include positive responses like "I'm very well!" or "I'm great!" as well as less positive responses indicating being sick like having a cold or headache, or feeling tired, sad, or busy.

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    This document provides several common expressions in Korean to answer how someone is doing in response to being asked about their well-being. These include positive responses like "I'm very well!" or "I'm great!" as well as less positive responses indicating being sick like having a cold or headache, or feeling tired, sad, or busy.

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    How are you?

    안부를 묻고 대답하는
    여러가지 표현을 알아봅시다 .
    • I’m very well! / I’m great!
    • Not so good. I have a
    cold.
    •Not so good.
    I have a headache.
    • I’m OK. / Not bad.
    • I’m a little sad.
    • I’m tired.
    • I’m busy.
    • I’m good.

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