Christian Erik

To say unlimited in Korean, meaning without limits, use 무제한 (mujehan). 무제한 is the common word in everyday settings such as phone data plans and refills.

The English word “quick” is translated into Korean as 빠른 or 빠르다. The word describes something moving with speed.

The English phrase “anything” is translated into Korean as 무엇이든. 무엇이든 is used to mean any thing of any kind.

In Korean, “you’re mean” is expressed as 너무해. This phrase is used to tell someone that their behavior is unfair or unkind.

The English phrase “keep up the good work” can be translated into Korean as 계속 수고하세요.

The English phrase “I love you, friend” is translated into Korean as 사랑해 친구야. This phrase is an informal way to express affection toward a friend.

The English word ‘england’ can be said in Korean as 잉글랜드 or 영국.

The English phrase “today is my birthday” is translated into Korean as 오늘 제 생일이에요.

To understand in Korean, the default form is 이해하다. The verb 이해하다 is used to describe the cognitive process of grasping the meaning of something.

The English phrase “of course not” can be translated into Korean as 당연히 아니죠. 당연히 아니죠 is a phrase used to give a strong negative answer to a question.