How to Say “Culture” in Korean
The English phrase culture is translated into Korean as 문화.
The English word “crazy” can be translated into Korean as 미친. 미친 is an adjective meaning insane or demented.
The Korean phrase for “teddy” is 테디. 테디 is used to refer to a soft toy bear.
To say “I love something” in Korean, you use 너무 좋아해요. This phrase is used to express that you like something very much.
The Korean word for the color lilac is 라일락. 라일락 is used as a noun to refer to the color lilac.
The English phrase “thank you, baby” can be translated into Korean as 고마워요, 자기야. This phrase is an expression of gratitude used toward a romantic partner.
When someone says 만나서 반갑습니다 (mannaseo bangapseumnida), “nice to meet you”, the usual reply is 저도 반갑습니다 (jeodo bangapseumnida), “nice to meet you too”.
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The English phrase “hi mom” is translated into Korean as 엄마 안녕. This phrase is an informal greeting used when speaking to one’s mother.
The English phrase ‘weird’ is translated into Korean as 이상한. 이상한 is used to describe something that deviates from the norm or is bizarre.