How to Say “Drugs” in Korean
The English phrase “drugs” is translated into Korean as 마약. In Korean, 마약 specifically refers to narcotics or illegal drugs.
The English phrase “drugs” is translated into Korean as 마약. In Korean, 마약 specifically refers to narcotics or illegal drugs.
The English phrase “bus stop” is translated into Korean as 버스 정류장. a stop for public transport buses (noun)
The English phrase “dear diary” is translated into Korean as 친애하는 일기에게. This phrase is used as a traditional first line when starting a diary entry.
In Korean, “I have a crush” is expressed as 좋아하는 사람이 있어. The phrase is used to express that you have romantic feelings for someone.
In Korean, the English phrase ‘every’ can be expressed using several forms depending on its grammatical role. The default form is 모든.
The phrase “republic of korea” in Korean is 대한민국. 대한민국 is the official name of South Korea.