Diana Tracy

To say bring in Korean, meaning to carry something toward a person or place, use 가져오다 (gajeooda).

The English phrase “your birthday” is translated into Korean as 네 생일. The phrase refers to the anniversary of the day a person was born.

The Korean phrase for “how much is that?” is 저거 얼마예요? 저거 얼마예요? is used to ask for the price of a specific item.

In Korean, the term for hater is 안티. The term 안티 refers to a person who expresses hatred by envy.

The English phrase “is” can be expressed in Korean using the verb 이에요. A verb used to link a subject to a description or identity.

The English phrase “can you say that again?” is translated into Korean as 다시 말씀해 주시겠어요?

The English phrase “piggy” is translated into Korean as 돼지. The word refers to a piggy.

The English phrase “can I get the bill?” is expressed in Korean as 계산서 좀 주시겠어요?

미리암 is the Korean way to say the female given name Miriam.

The English phrase ‘jump’ can be translated into Korean as 뛰다 or 점프하다.