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안녕히 가세요

annyeonghi gaseyo
phrase★Beginner— Goodbye (formal)
formal

A formal way to say goodbye to someone who is leaving, often used when the speaker is staying and the other person is departing.

회사에서 동료에게 말했습니다: '안녕히 가세요!'

I told my coworker at the office: 'Goodbye!'

교수님께 인사하며: '안녕히 가세요!'

Saying to a professor: 'Goodbye!'

💡

This phrase is more polite than '안녕' and is commonly used in formal or professional settings.

Collocations

안녕히 가세요Goodbye안녕히 계세요Goodbye (to someone staying)

Synonyms

Antonyms

Related Phrases

안녕히 계세요phrase
Goodbye (to someone staying)
잘 가세요phrase
Goodbye (casual)

💡Pro Tip

Formality

Use '안녕히 가세요' in formal or professional settings, such as at work or with elders.

⚡Gold Rule

Correct Usage

Use '안녕히 가세요' when the other person is leaving, and '안녕히 계세요' when they are staying.

📖Word Origin

Derived from '안녕히' (peacefully) + '가세요' (go, polite form).

📝Usage Notes

Used when the speaker is staying and the other person is leaving. For someone staying, use '안녕히 계세요.'

Word Breakdown

안녕히
peacefully, safely
adverb
+
가세요
go (polite form)
verb
한영사전

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