Happy New Year In Korean Hangul. This greeting is made of 새해 (saehae) which means "new year," 복 (bok) means "luck," 많이 (mani), means many, and 십시오 (sipsio), which is the extra formal version of the word 받다 (batda) which means "to receive." Typically, Koreans would call the year end period 연말연시 [yeon-mal yeon-si] Now you know to say Merry Christmas and Happy New Year in Korean, try saying that to your family and friends this year. There are tons of ways to wish new year in Korean, but you better follow the formal way when you are wishing someone elder than you.
This is the same for most cultures and countries, and Korea is no different. Remember, you would only use it with you are not really close with. Some may visit their parents or relatives' houses to say in person.
After reading this article, you will know all the ins and outs of how to say happy.
Best wishes for the new year! 새해 복 많이 받으세요! saehae bok mani badeuseyo!
Others would do so by sending out New Year Cards or texting messages. This is the same for most cultures and countries, and Korea is no different. Remember, you would only use it with you are not really close with.