Ellie Nicole

잘 지냈어요? is the Korean way to say “have you been well”. This phrase is a greeting used to ask someone how they have been since the last time you saw them.

The Korean word for “expensive” is 비싸다. 비싸다 is an adjective used to describe something that has a high price or cost.

To say medical student in Korean, use 의대생. 의대생 means a student at a medical school. It is the everyday word used in news and conversation.

씨 is the Korean polite honorific title used when addressing or referring to a person.

In Korean, the word for “niece” is 조카.

The English word pride can be translated into Korean as 자만, 자부심 or 교만 depending on the context.

The English phrase “you and me” is translated into Korean as 너와 나. In close relationships, the term 우리 (us or we) is also often used to imply you and me.

The Korean word for “thing” is 것.

The English phrase “chicken nugget” is translated into Korean as 치킨너겟. 치킨너겟 refers to a piece of chicken in batter.

To say “okay, I understand” in Korean, use 알겠습니다.