How to say Hi and Bye in Korean안녕히가세요 vs 안녕히계세요 

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Korean alphabet "ㄱ" has /g/ or /k/ sound, but neither exact /g/ sound nor /k/ sound. (If you want, you can go to watch my video called "Korean alphabet (1)Consonants) I'm gonna say the pronunciation is middle between them. But,, um I know what you're talking about Many foreign friends said that too lol Thanks for the comment!

Ummmm I am not sure if I understood what you are wondering exactly..! Anyway, the word "안녕" actually means "being comfortable without any worries" (even some Korean doesn't know nor care this meaning and just use this expression for "hello", which means you don't have to care it either haha)! "히" is just used to link "안녕" with "가세요" or "계세요"

What a long reply lol🤣

@@user-cn6dp6sw2t It might be a bit long, but it's actually a really good answer! 👍🏻 I actually learned something new from it! Most places for deeper 한국어, 한국말 learning just tells us that 알령 means "peace". I've even been trying to help English speakers that want to learn Korean that to understand how Korean works they need to know that many places tell us that 안녕하세요 means "Hello", but it doesn't! lol. It actually means "peace do" in English SVO (subject verb object) order. And in Korean SOV (subject object verb) order it means "do peace" and in Korean since I am talking to you we both know it so it's obvious. So "I" and "you" aren't needed and are left out. And the 요 at the end shows I am saying it respectfully. So 안녕하세요 more accurately means "I do you peace." said in a respectful way. And this is the most common way Korean people greet someone in a respectful way. 👍🏻 But the way you explained it helped me to see the meaning of 안녕 means more than just "peace". I like your explanation that it means "being comfortable without any worries" better and deeper than just "peace". Your explanation reminds me that we need to think about the Korean concept of each word and understand words the way Korean people understand it. See? Your's wasn't so long as you may have felt. lol! But it gave much better understanding of another part of the Korean language! 감사합니다! Thank you! 👍🏻😁 Take care and thanks again! 네. 저는 한국말을 잘 아직도 못해요. 죄송합니다.😔 But I'm still trying very hard! Hahaha! And I'm getting better! 화이팅! 고마워요 그리고 안녕히계세요.

Thanks for the comment! I can understand your sentence😆 Good job!

@@user-cn6dp6sw2t a question. how to remember the letters in korean?