Hello, first time poster here.
I have a Korean client who just received an award, and would like to congratulate him in print with the word Congratulations spelled out in Korean characters.
Two questions: is the phrase "chucka hamnida" appropriate (formal) for "congratulations" to a respected business associate?
Also, is there anyplace online I could go to determine how to properly express the phrase using the correct Korean alphabet characters?
Thank you in advance for your reply.
I have a Korean client who just received an award, and would like to congratulate him in print with the word Congratulations spelled out in Korean characters.
Two questions: is the phrase "chucka hamnida" appropriate (formal) for "congratulations" to a respected business associate?
Also, is there anyplace online I could go to determine how to properly express the phrase using the correct Korean alphabet characters?
Thank you in advance for your reply.