Speak Korean and Bow to be acknowledged
Bowing is a common practice to show gratitude, apologies, acknowledgement, and to simply show respect. 1. Bow and say "kamsa hamnida" - thank you.2. Bow and say "anyong haseyo" - hi, hello (literally: are you at peace?. Answer: "ne, anyong haseyo" - yes, you?).3. Bow and say "anyong ikAseyo" - bye. (when the person leaves or both of you leave).4. Bow and say "anyong ikEseyo" - bye. (when the you leave and the other person stays).You could just pick one, ikA or ikE. I'm sure they wont care how you say it. It's why you said it that counts.5. I've never used the korean for "sorry" but they understand the word. Especially if you bow and say it.The lower you bow the higher respect you give... just don't give the person behind you any ideas.
