Dominic Hudson

In Korean, “I woke up” is expressed as 일어났어요. This phrase is used to say that someone has stopped sleeping and gotten out of bed.

In Korean, “do you have time?” is said as 시간 있어요? This phrase is used both to ask if someone is free to hang out and to ask if they have a moment to talk.

하나 (hana) is the number one in the native Korean counting system. 하나 is used when counting objects or people in the native Korean way.

The English phrase “college major” is translated into Korean as 전공.

The English word author is translated into Korean as 저자. These terms are used to refer to the originator or creator of a work.

The Korean word for “tender” is 부드러운.

In Korean, “I am good” is said as 잘 지내요. This phrase is a standard response to the question 어떻게 지내요? (How are you doing?).

Calculus in Korean is 미적분학 (mijeokbunhak). The term refers to the mathematical subject encompassing both differential and integral calculus.

줄리안 is the Korean transliteration of the male given name Julian.

The Korean word for mood is 기분. 기분 refers to a person’s mental state or mood.