意思
Advice to someone not to feel anxious or troubled.
文化背景
In Korea, worrying about someone is a sign of 'Jeong' (deep connection). If someone says they are worrying about you, it's a compliment to your relationship. Using '걱정 마십시오' to a client is a way of taking full responsibility and showing that you are a reliable partner. When you receive a gift, it's common to say 'Why did you buy this? Don't worry about me!' as a way of showing humility. In texting, '걱정 마세요' is often shortened to '걱정 ㄴㄴ' (No No) among younger generations.
Add '괜찮아요'
Pairing '괜찮아요, 걱정 마세요' (It's okay, don't worry) makes you sound 200% more natural and kind.
Watch the 'ㄹ'
Remember that the verb is '말다', but the 'ㄹ' disappears in '마세요'. Don't say '말세요'!
意思
Advice to someone not to feel anxious or troubled.
Add '괜찮아요'
Pairing '괜찮아요, 걱정 마세요' (It's okay, don't worry) makes you sound 200% more natural and kind.
Watch the 'ㄹ'
Remember that the verb is '말다', but the 'ㄹ' disappears in '마세요'. Don't say '말세요'!
The Power of Silence
Sometimes, saying '걱정 마세요' too many times can feel like you're not listening. Use it once, then listen.
Use with '다'
Adding '다' (all) like '다 걱정 마세요' implies you will take care of everything.
自我测试
Fill in the blank to complete the polite reassurance.
A: 늦어서 정말 죄송합니다. B: 아니에요, (____) 마세요.
The context is an apology for being late, so '걱정 마세요' (Don't worry) is the natural response.
Which form is most appropriate when speaking to your boss?
Boss: 이 프로젝트 금요일까지 할 수 있어요? You: 네, (____).
While '마세요' is polite, '마십시오' is the most professional and respectful form for a workplace hierarchy.
Complete the dialogue with the most natural phrase.
Friend: 나 지갑을 잃어버린 것 같아... You: (____) 내가 같이 찾아줄게.
Since you are speaking to a friend and offering to help, the informal '걱정 마' is the most natural and warm choice.
Match the phrase to the situation.
Situation: A doctor telling a patient the surgery went well.
The doctor uses the polite '마세요' to reassure the patient after a procedure.
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视觉学习工具
Formality Levels
练习题库
4 练习A: 늦어서 정말 죄송합니다. B: 아니에요, (____) 마세요.
The context is an apology for being late, so '걱정 마세요' (Don't worry) is the natural response.
Boss: 이 프로젝트 금요일까지 할 수 있어요? You: 네, (____).
While '마세요' is polite, '마십시오' is the most professional and respectful form for a workplace hierarchy.
Friend: 나 지갑을 잃어버린 것 같아... You: (____) 내가 같이 찾아줄게.
Since you are speaking to a friend and offering to help, the informal '걱정 마' is the most natural and warm choice.
Situation: A doctor telling a patient the surgery went well.
The doctor uses the polite '마세요' to reassure the patient after a procedure.
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常见问题
14 个问题Yes, '걱정 마세요' is polite enough for a teacher, though '걱정하지 마십시오' is even better if you want to be very formal.
They mean the same thing. '걱정 마세요' is just a shortened, more common version used in speech.
Yes, but it's often better to say '울지 마세요' (Don't cry) or '괜찮아요' first.
You can say '걱정 마' or '걱정하지 마'.
It is often associated with {却正}, meaning to step back and correct one's mind, though it's widely used as a pure Korean word today.
No, you should apologize first. If you say 'Don't worry' about your own mistake, it sounds like you don't care.
'걱정하지 마십시오' is the highest level of formality.
Young people often use '걱정 ㄴㄴ' (No No) in texts.
Yes, it is a very common way to say 'No problem' after an apology.
Only if said with a cold tone. With a warm tone, it is very supportive.
Say '제 걱정은 마세요' (As for my worry, don't do it).
It's not wrong, but it's less standard than '마세요'. It sounds a bit more poetic or dialect-influenced.
Yes, but for very serious things, '제가 옆에 있을게요' (I'll be by your side) is more powerful.
It's a 'tense' sound, like the 'j' in 'jump' but with more pressure.
相关表达
괜찮아요
similarIt's okay
신경 쓰지 마세요
similarDon't mind it
안심하세요
similarRelax / Feel relieved
힘내세요
builds onCheer up / Have strength
다 잘 될 거예요
builds onEverything will be fine
