Alison Sherry

In Korean, “please wait for me” is 기다려 주세요. This phrase is a polite request for someone to stay where they are or delay their departure until you arrive.

The English word ‘accident’ is translated into Korean as 사고. 사고 refers to an unexpected event with negative consequences.

The English phrase Niagara Falls is translated into Korean as 나이아가라 폭포. The term refers to the specific name of the waterfalls.

The English name Nathaniel is transliterated into Korean as 너새니얼. 너새니얼 is used to represent the name Nathaniel in written and spoken Korean.

The English word ‘often’ can be translated into Korean using several terms, most commonly 자주.

The English word polyester is translated into Korean as 폴리에스터. The term is used to describe something that is made of or consists of polyester.

The English phrase “consonants” is translated into Korean as 자음.

The phrase “I will slap you” in Korean is 너 한 대 때릴 거야. This phrase is used to threaten someone with a physical hit to the face.

The English phrase ‘had your lunch’ is translated into Korean as 점심 먹었어요? This phrase is a question used to ask if someone has eaten their midday meal.

The English word ‘compliment’ can be translated into Korean as 칭찬. The noun 칭찬 refers to an expression of praise, congratulation or respect.