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감사 감사

gamsa gamsa
phrase★Intermediate— thank you very much
formal

A polite and emphatic way of expressing gratitude, often used in formal or respectful contexts.

감사 감사합니다. 정말 도와주셔서 감사합니다.

Thank you very much. I'm really grateful for your help.

💡

This phrase is commonly used in formal settings, such as business or customer service, to show deep appreciation.

Collocations

감사 인사words of thanks감사 표현expression of gratitude

Synonyms

고맙습니다감사합니다

Antonyms

미안합니다사과합니다

Related Phrases

감사합니다phrase
thank you
정말 감사합니다phrase
I'm really grateful

💡Pro Tip

Formal vs. Informal

Use '감사 감사' in formal or respectful contexts, while '고마워' is more casual.

⚡Gold Rule

Repetition for Emphasis

Repeating '감사' intensifies the expression of gratitude, making it more sincere and formal.

📖Word Origin

Derived from the repetition of '감사' (thanks) to emphasize sincerity and politeness.

📝Usage Notes

While '감사합니다' alone is sufficient for most situations, repeating it as '감사 감사' adds extra emphasis and formality.

Word Breakdown

감사
thanks
root
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감사
thanks
root
한영사전

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