고맙습니다

고맙습니다

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🇰🇷 Korean
Twitter 2011-03 culture active Updated 2026-02-23
Early 2010s Notable 15 million+ lifetime posts

First documented in March 2011 on Twitter. Currently active and in regular use across social platforms since 2011.

Also known as: gomapseumnidagomawothank you Korean

고맙습니다 (gomapseumnida) is the formal Korean expression for “thank you,” widely used on global social media by K-pop fans, Korean learners, and cultural enthusiasts from 2011 onward. The hashtag spread alongside Hallyu (Korean Wave) content as international audiences engaged with Korean language, often paired with fan messages to K-pop idols, appreciation posts for K-dramas, and language learning content.

Cultural Significance

Gomapseumnida represents the formal, polite form of Korean gratitude (contrast with casual “gomawo” 고마워), reflecting Korean language’s complex honorific system. International fans adopted the phrase to show respect and cultural awareness when interacting with Korean content creators and fellow fans. The hashtag became an educational tool, with language learners posting pronunciation guides and usage examples.

K-Pop Fandom Usage

BTS, BLACKPINK, EXO, and TWICE fans frequently used #고맙습니다 in appreciation posts for albums, concerts, and fan interactions (2016-2023). The hashtag appeared in fan projects, birthday celebrations for idols, and milestone achievements. Many posts included romanized “gomapseumnida” to make the expression accessible to non-Korean readers while maintaining cultural authenticity.

Language Learning Community

Korean language learners on Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok (2018+) used the hashtag to practice written Korean, share learning resources, and demonstrate progress. Study-focused accounts created content explaining the difference between formal (감사합니다 gamsahamnida, 고맙습니다 gomapseumnida) and informal (고마워 gomawo) expressions, driving engagement with Korean linguistic culture.

Related: #Saranghae #Hallyu #KoreanLanguage #KpopTwitter

Sources:

  • Twitter Trends (2016-2023)
  • Korean Foundation cultural reports
  • K-pop fandom social media analysis

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