Ellie Claire

In Korean, “I wonder” is expressed as 궁금하다. The phrase is used to express a desire to know something or a feeling of curiosity.

The English word “cracker” is 크래커 in Korean. 크래커 refers to a crispy baked bread that is usually salty or savoury.

In Korean, “I want it” is expressed as 갖고 싶어요. This phrase is used specifically for wanting to possess a physical object or a tangible thing.

The English phrase “get better soon” is translated into Korean as 빨리 나으세요. This phrase is used to wish someone a quick recovery from an illness or injury.

In Korean, “hello aunt” is said as 이모 안녕하세요. The phrase is a polite greeting specifically used when speaking to a maternal aunt.

The English phrase ‘why are you like this?’ is expressed in Korean as 왜 이래요?

The English word “cancer” is translated into Korean as 암. 암 refers to the medical disease of uncontrolled cellular proliferation.

The English word lollipop is translated into Korean as 롤리팝. 롤리팝 is used to refer to confectionery on a stick.

The English phrase “hurry hurry” is translated into Korean as 빨리빨리.

프리얀시 is the Korean way to say the female given name of Indian origin, Priyanshi.