The special greeting in Korea

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In Korea, There are funny greeting phrases related in \'eating\'.

>> In Korea, there are funny greeting phrases related to “eating”.

For example, We usually says \"Did you have lunch?\" after the lunch time.

>> For example, we usually say, “Did you have lunch?” after lunch time.

In this situation, someone using this phrase doesn\'t want to know whether the other person \'really\' have lunch!

>> In this situation, the person who said this phrase doesn’t want to know if the other person has already eaten his/her lunch.

This person just express his/her delight for meeting someone.

>> This person just expressed his/her delight to meet the other person.

Another example, People usually says \"Let\'s have a lunch/dinner the next time!\"

>> Another example is that most people usually say, “Let’s have lunch or dinner next time!”

I heard that many people got confused with this phrases because they thought having lunch/dinner someday.

>> I heard that many people get confused with this phrase because they think that they will have lunch or dinner in the co[이름]g days.

Maybe someone would be disappointed because their friend broke appointment.

>> Maybe some would be disappointed because their friend did not fulfill his/her promise.

But it isn\'t important to presence of appointment by Korean.

Because this phrase is also greeting! It means \"See you soon!\".

>> But this does not require the presence of a Korean because this phrase is also a greeting. It means, “See you soon!”