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How to say I Agree in Korean: dong ui hae yo

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. When do Koreans say "I agree" — 동의해요 (donguihaeyo)?

Koreans use it to show agreement with someone's opinion.

Q2. Is "I agree" — 동의해요 (donguihaeyo) polite enough?

Yes. "동의해요 (donguihaeyo)" is polite and common. You can also say "동의해 (donguihae)" casually.

Q3. What should I say when I fully agree?

You can say "I completely agree" — 완전히 동의해요 (wanjeonhi donguihaeyo).

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What does "동의해요 (donguihaeyo)" mean?

동의해요 means "I agree." 동의 (dongui) = agreement, 해요 (haeyo) = to do - polite. Common way to express agreement in discussions, meetings, casual conversations. Shows harmony and builds good relationships.

Polite: 동의해요 (dong-ui-hae-yo) - Standard
Formal: 동의합니다 (dong-ui-ham-ni-da) - Formal
Casual: 동의해 (dong-ui-hae) - Friends

Grammar Breakdown

동의 (dongui) = agreement (noun)
하다 → 해요 (hada → haeyo) = to do → polite
합니다 (hamnida) = formal
→ 동의해요 = I do agreement → I agree.

When to Use It

1. Discussions: Agree with opinion.
2. Meetings: Workplace agreement.
3. Friends: Natural agreement.

Real-Life Examples

동의해요. 저도 같은 생각이에요. dong-ui-hae-yo. jeo-do ga-teun saeng-gag-i-e-yo.

I agree. I think the same.

완전히 동의해요. wan-jeon-hi dong-ui-hae-yo.

I completely agree.

동의해! 완전 맞아! dong-ui-hae! wan-jeon maj-a!

I agree! Totally right! (Casual)

저도 동의합니다. jeo-do dong-ui-ham-ni-da.

I agree too. (Formal)

Similar Expressions

• 맞아요 (majayo) - That's right
• 그래요 (geuraeyo) - That's right / Yes
• 저도요 (jeodoyo) - Me too