How to Say “Nani” in Korean
나니 (nani) is a Japanese word meaning ‘what’ that is sometimes used in English to express surprise or confusion.
나니 (nani) is a Japanese word meaning ‘what’ that is sometimes used in English to express surprise or confusion.
The English phrase ‘my lord’ is translated into Korean as 저의 주군. 저의 주군 is used as an address towards a lord.
In Korean, “I am a big fan of you” is expressed as 저는 당신의 열렬한 팬이에요. This phrase is used to tell someone that you admire them and their work very much.
The English phrase “are you dumb?” is translated into Korean as 바보야?
The English phrase “can you hear me?” is translated into Korean as 들려요?
The English phrase “once again” is translated into Korean as 다시 한번. The phrase is used to express that an action or event is happening one more time.
The English phrase “what is going on?” is translated into Korean as 무슨 일이야?
In Korean, the phrase for the German language is 독일어. The term refers specifically to the German language.
The English word ‘loyal’ is expressed in Korean as either 충실하다 or 충성하다.
The Korean term 오빠 (oppa) means 오빠 is an informal term of address used by females to address an older brother or an older male friend who is close to them.