Starbucks guy left this on my cup, anyone?

9 Comments

1. 

   ahjummacore 11 months ago

   Looks like the latter half of “thank you” in Korean
   감사합니다

2. 

   addit96 11 months ago

   Where was this?

3. 

   Any-Delay-7188 11 months ago

   i just asked my gf and she said something like “dangsahamida” then i said “what does that mean” and she said “thank you!”

4. 

   dj0ch0 11 months ago

   Google translate

5. 

   burnt-----toast 11 months ago

   What does this have to do with Korean food?

6. 

   FunBreak6648 11 months ago

   It Korean. Please don’t mix up Korean for Japanese. The Korean written language is not borrowed from Chinese

7. 

   1stSuiteinEb 11 months ago

   You got your answer already but it’s also really poorly written

   Maybe the barista thought you are Korean and wanted to practice lol

8. 

   _RedShoulder 11 months ago

   Well I’d be a bit infuriated cause that’s unnecessarily too big even will affect when i sip it

9. 

   eyi526 11 months ago

   >I think it’s Japanese?