1. 천만에요 (Cheon-man-eh-yo): This is a humble way of saying "you're welcome" in Korean. It literally translates to "Don't mention it" or "It's nothing."
2. 어서요 (Eo-seo-yo): This expression means "here you go" or "go ahead." It's often used when giving something to someone or inviting them to do something.
3. 괜찮아요 (Gwaen-chanh-ah-yo): This phrase literally translates to "it's okay" or "no problem." It's commonly used in informal situations to say "you're welcome."
4. 별일 아닙니다 (Byeol-il ah-nip-ni-da): This phrase literally translates to "it's not a big deal." It's often used in formal situations to convey politeness.
In addition to these expressions, there are other cultural nuances to consider when saying "you're welcome" in Korean. For example, if someone compliments you, it is common to respond with "어머, 제가요?" (Eomeo, je-ga-yo?), which translates to "Oh, me?" This is a way of expressing humility and showing that you don't take the compliment for granted.