How to Say “My Hobby” in Korean
The English phrase “my hobby” is translated into Korean as 나의 취미. This phrase refers to an activity that a person does for pleasure during their free time.
The English phrase “my hobby” is translated into Korean as 나의 취미. This phrase refers to an activity that a person does for pleasure during their free time.
The English phrase ‘popular’ is translated into Korean as 인기 있는. 인기 있는 is used to describe something or someone that is liked by many people.
In Korean, “I want to eat” is expressed as 먹고 싶어. This phrase is used to express a desire to consume food.
The English phrase “good morning teacher” is translated into Korean as 선생님 안녕하세요.
The English phrase “I want” is expressed in Korean as 원해요. 원해요 is used to express a desire for something or a wish to do something.
The English phrase “thank you sister” is translated into Korean as 고마워요 언니.
To parents and older relatives, say 사랑해요 (saranghaeyo). To younger siblings or children, use the casual 사랑해 (saranghae).