Korean etiquette and phrases used?

[Lalas]

I am a Singaporean, will be going to Busan in June. As this is a cultural exchange, i would be staying with a korean family. Hence i would like to noe wat are the etiquette and phrases to communicate with them. Thanks!

[limelicious25]

well, i recently moved back to korea and i myself have been learning korean etiquettes too. i hope u know the basics like anyoung(meaning hi) or anyounghaseyo(meaning hello formally to older ppl than u). u should bow a bit when u say dat and also when u're leaving(say anyounghigaesaeyo when u leave). thank u is gomabsnida. when answering the phone u say yubosayyo. and usually before u eat(although i hav to do dis cause i'm a kid) u hav to say jaar mukgaetsnida(literally it means, i will eat nicely but which actually means thakn u for dis meal and something like dat). have fun!

[janey_bei]

Read travel books about Korea. Most basic i think is to remove shoes when entering a Korean house and make sure you have socks. Always let the elders or seniors sit or start eating before you do. Some frequently used phrases:Annyeonghaseyo - hi/hello also means good morning, good eveningKamsahamnida - Thank youAnnyeonghi kaseyo - goodbye to someone leavingAnnyeonghi kyeseyo - goodbye to someone stayingYe/ Aniyo - Yes/NoGwaenchanayo - its okay, change the tone and it can also mean are you okay?Chonmanaeyo - welcomejal chumuseyo - have a good sleep / goodnight (to elders) jal ja - goodnight (to someone younger than you)