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The English phrase “what are you” is translated into Korean as 너 뭐야. 너 뭐야 is a blunt question used to ask someone who they are or what their role is.

The English word “channel” is translated into Korean as 채널 in the context of broadcasting, referring to a specific radio frequency or band used for…

Learning how to say “How are you?” in different languages is a great way to connect with people and show

오브리 is the Korean transliteration of the given name Aubrey.

The phrase thank you casually in Korean is 고마워. 고마워 is commonly used among friends and peers to say thank you casually.

In Korean, dates (referring to the fruit) is said as 대추야자. 대추야자 is used to refer specifically to the sweet, brown fruit of the date palm tree.

The English word ‘dentist’ is translated into Korean as 치과의사.

To swim in Korean is to say 수영하다 or 헤엄치다.

The English phrase “who am I” is translated into Korean as 내가 누구야. This phrase is used as a question when a person is asking about their own identity.

The English phrase “what is love?” is translated into Korean as 사랑이란 뭘까?