How to Say “One, Two, Three” in Korean
The English phrase “one, two, three” is translated into Korean as 하나, 둘, 셋.
The English phrase “one, two, three” is translated into Korean as 하나, 둘, 셋.
The English female given name Courtney is translated into Korean as 코트니.
In Korean, hello is expressed as 안녕하세요. Literally, 안녕하세요 means “Are you peaceful?”
The Korean phrase for “chill” is 진정해. 진정해 is used as an imperative to tell someone who is agitated or angry to relax or calm down.
The English phrase “pangit” can be translated to Korean as 못생긴. 못생긴 is used to describe someone or something that is not physically attractive.
안녕 (annyeong) is the Korean way to say hello or goodbye. 안녕 is a versatile phrase used both when arriving to say hello and when leaving to say goodbye.
The English phrase ‘broom’ is translated into Korean as 빗자루. A broom is a domestic utensil. In Korean, you can use both 빗자루 and 비 to refer to a broom.
The English word student is translated into Korean as 학생. 학생 refers to a person enrolled at a school, university or other education institution.
The English phrase taekwondo is translated into Korean as 태권도. 태권도 is a noun referring to the specific Korean martial art.
The English phrase “I am tall” is expressed in Korean as 키가 커요. This phrase is used to describe oneself as having a height above average.