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What is the meaning of annyeong hashim nikka?

"Annyeong hashim nikka" is not a phrase in Korean. It seems like a mix of Korean and a different language, possibly with some mispronunciation.

Let's break it down:

* Annyeong: This is Korean for "hello" or "goodbye."

* Hashim: This is not a common Korean word. It could be a misspelling of something else, or it might be from another language.

* Nikka: This is not a Korean word either. It could be a word from another language or a misspelling.

To understand what the phrase means, we need more context. If you can provide the following information, I can help you further:

* Where did you hear this phrase?

* What was the context of the conversation?

* What language do you think the person was speaking?

Let me know and I'll do my best to help you figure out the meaning.

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