Carter Hudson

In Korean, “I disagree” is expressed as 동의하지 않아요. This phrase is used to state that you do not share the same opinion as another person.

The English phrase “cuss words” translates to Korean as 욕.

The Korean word for “marina” is 마리나. This term is used as a noun to refer to a harbour

The English phrase “with love” is translated into Korean as 사랑을 담아.

The English phrase ‘give up’ is translated into Korean as 포기하다. 포기하다 is used when one abandons a goal, a habit or a contest.

To graduate from college in Korean is 대학교를 졸업하다. The phrase 대학교를 졸업하다 is the most standard and commonly used way to say ‘graduate from college’ in Korean.

The English word ‘under’ can be expressed in Korean as …아래에서 or …아래의. These forms are used to describe something at a lower level than something else.

여보세요 is the Korean way to say hello on the phone. To introduce yourself, you can say 저는 [Your Name]인데요.

아리바 is the Korean way to say areeba. 아리바 is an exclamation used to express excitement or to encourage someone to move faster.

The Korean word for ‘angry’ is 화난. 화난 is an adjective used to describe someone who is displaying anger.