How to Say “Thank You for the Gift” in Korean
The English phrase “thank you for the gift” is expressed in Korean as 선물 고마워요.
How to Say “No Sugar” in Korean
The English phrase “no sugar” is translated into Korean as 무설탕.
How to Say “Thank You For” in Korean
The phrase “thank you for” in Korean is expressed using 고마워. The phrase is used to express gratitude to someone for something they have done.
How to Say “I Am Hurt” in Korean
The English phrase “I am hurt” is expressed in Korean as 다쳤어요. This phrase is used to say that you have a physical injury.
How to Say “Congratulations” in Korean at a Wedding
At a wedding, say 결혼 축하드립니다 (gyeolhon chukadeurimnida) for “congratulations on your marriage”. With friends, 결혼 축하해 (gyeolhon chukahae) is natural.
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How to Say “Secretary” in Korean
The English word ‘secretary’ can be translated into Korean as 비서 or 서기.
How to Say “Burger King” in Korean
The English phrase “burger king” is translated into Korean as 버거킹.
How to Say “Bow” in Korean Taekwondo
In Korean taekwondo the command to bow is 경례 (gyeongnye). It is usually given after 차렷 (charyeot), “attention”, and students bow together.
How to Say “Monster” in Korean
The English word monster is translated into Korean as 괴물. The term refers to a terrifying or dangerous creature.
How to Say “Jeffrey” in Korean
The Korean equivalent for the male given name “Jeffrey” is 제프리.