"Cheer up" means "힘내세요" in Korean.

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힘내세요
 
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Pronunciation ： him-nae-se-yo
meaning ： Cheer up
"Cheer up" is "힘내세요"(him-nae-se-yo) in Korean.
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    Korean of "Greeting"

  • 처음 뵙겠습니다（How do you do?）
  • 어떻습니까?（What do you think?）
  • 또 만나요（See you again.）
  • 잘 부탁합니다.（Thank you in advanc..
  • 배꼽 인사（Korean-style of bow）
  • 반갑다（welcome）
  • 그래요（That’s right.）
  • 축하합니다（congratulations）
  • 안녕하세요（Hello）
  • 밥 뭇나?（）
  • 인사치레（diplomacy）
  • 잘 부탁드립니다（I'll do my best.）
  • 고마워요（Thank you）
  • 어서 오십시오（Hello.）
  • 어디가요（Where are you going?）
  • 잘 부탁해（）
  • 죄송해요（I'm sorry.）
  • 빈말（empty talk）
  • 감사합니다（Thank you.）
  • 인사（greeting）
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    "Cheer up" means "힘내세요" in Korean.
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