미안해 사랑해 고마워

1. 본문

The Korean phrase "미안해 사랑해 고마워" (mianhae saranghae gomawo) translates to "I'm sorry, I love you, thank you" in English. Here's a breakdown of each word:

• 미안해 (mianhae): "I'm sorry" (informal).
• 사랑해 (saranghae): "I love you" (informal).
• 고마워 (gomawo): "Thank you" (informal).

These are all informal expressions used with people you are close to, such as friends, family (sometimes), or romantic partners.

There are other ways to express these sentiments. For example:

• "I love you" has a few variations:
• 사랑해 (saranghae) is the most common, informal way to say "I love you."
• 사랑행 (saranghaeng) is a cute, casual way of saying "I love you."
• 사랑해용 (saranghaeyong) adds a bit more politeness.

The phrase appears in the lyrics of a song by Kang Seung-yeon. The lyrics express feelings of realizing and appreciating someone's love, with repeated emphasis on "I'm sorry, I love you, thank you".