How to Say “Oh God” in Korean
The English phrase ‘oh god’ can be translated into Korean as 맙소사. 맙소사 is used to express disbelief, frustration or shock at a sudden realization or event.
The English phrase ‘oh god’ can be translated into Korean as 맙소사. 맙소사 is used to express disbelief, frustration or shock at a sudden realization or event.
The Korean word for broccoli is 브로콜리. 브로콜리 is used to refer to the edible green plant Brassica oleracea var. italica.
The English phrase “beautiful sunset” is translated into Korean as 아름다운 일몰.
The English word ‘sausage’ is translated into Korean as 소시지. The word refers to a food made of minced meat packed into a tubular casing.
In Korean, the phrase ‘give me your hand’ is expressed as 손 줘. This phrase is a request for someone to place their hand in yours or to let you hold it.
The English phrase ‘believe’ is translated into Korean as 믿다. The verb 믿다 is used both for believing a fact/statement and for trusting a person.
The English phrase “peace, do you do?” translates to Korean as 안녕하세요.
The phrase “what do you like to do?” in Korean is 뭐 하는 거 좋아해요? This phrase is used to ask someone about their hobbies or interests.