How to Say “Stamp” in Korean
The English phrase “stamp” is translated into Korean as 우표. 우표 refers to any small piece of paper bearing a design on one side and adhesive on the other.
The English phrase “stamp” is translated into Korean as 우표. 우표 refers to any small piece of paper bearing a design on one side and adhesive on the other.
The English word ‘sweat’ is 땀 in Korean. The standard way to refer to the fluid that exits the body through pores is 땀.
The English word ‘soul’ is translated into Korean as 영혼. The term refers to the spirit or essence of a person, often believed to live on after death.
The English phrase ‘maze’ is translated into Korean as 미로. 미로 is the most commonly used and widely understood term for ‘maze’ in Korean.
The English phrase “shut up” can be translated into Korean as 닥쳐. The phrase is used to tell someone to stop talking.
To read in Korean is 읽다. The verb 읽다 is used for the action of looking at and understanding written or printed words, such as reading books.
The Korean way to say the male given name Milo is 마일로. 마일로 is used as a male given name.