How to Say “Not at All” in Korean
In Korean, “not at all” can be translated as 아니에요, used as a conventional reply to an expression of gratitude.
In Korean, “not at all” can be translated as 아니에요, used as a conventional reply to an expression of gratitude.
The English word ‘injustice’ is translated into Korean in several ways depending on the context. The default form is 불의.
뭐 해요? is the Korean way to say “what are you doing?” This phrase is used to ask someone about their current activity or their general plans.
이거 가질 수 있나요? is the Korean way to say ‘can I have this?’. This phrase is used as a request to ask for permission to take or keep an object.
The phrase 슈레야 is how you say the female given name of Indian origin, Shreya, in Korean.
In Korean, the word for lamb is 양고기. 양고기 is used when referring to lamb meat as a food item.
The English phrase “single” (meaning one who is not married) is translated into Korean as 싱글.
In Korean, the phrase for the act of arriving or saying “coming” is expressed as 지금 가요.