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To make an appointment in Korean, the default form is 약속을 하다.

The English verb ‘roar’ is translated into Korean as 포효. The term 포효 refers to an animal making a loud, deep noise.

The Korean word for “journal” is 일기 (ilgi). 일기 is used to refer to a diary or a daily record.

The English phrase “store owner” is translated into Korean as 가게 주인. 가게 주인 is used to refer to a person who owns and operates a retail business.

The English word ‘numb’ is translated into Korean as 마비된. 마비된 is used to describe being physically unable to feel something.

The English word “hunter” is translated into Korean as 사냥꾼. 사냥꾼 is a noun used to describe a person who hunts animals.

The Korean phrase for “oh dear” is 아이고. 아이고 is used to express dismay, concern, worry, disapproval, surprise, disappointment or exasperation.

The Korean word for “what (formal)” is 무엇. 무엇 is a pronoun used to ask for information about an object or a concept.

The English phrase “bye on the phone” is expressed in Korean as 끊을게.

The English phrase “candy cane” is translated into Korean as 지팡이 사탕. 지팡이 사탕 is a noun used to describe candy that is shaped like a cane or a staff.