Ellie Claire

To say “I love you, my sister” in Korean, use 사랑해 언니. This phrase is an expression of affection used by a younger sister to her older sister.

In Korean, ‘crazy person’ is expressed as 미친 사람. The term describes someone who is mentally ill or behaves in an irrational and wild manner.

In Korean, the phrase “I don’t know” can be expressed as 몰라 or 모르겠어요. It is derived from the base verb 모르다, which means “to not know”.

The English phrase “give me food” is translated into Korean as 밥 줘. The phrase is used to make an informal request for a meal or something to eat.

The English phrase “no onions” is expressed in Korean as 양파 빼주세요.

수하니 is the Korean way to write the proper name Suhani. 수하니 is used as a proper name for a person.

The phrase “with someone” in Korean is translated as 누군가와. Used to indicate that an action is performed in the company of another person.

The English phrase “who is she?” is translated into Korean as 그녀는 누구예요? This phrase is a question used to ask for the identity of a female person.

The Korean word for history is 역사. 역사 is a noun used to refer to the branch of knowledge that studies the past.

The English female given name Jacqueline is written as 재클린 in Korean.