How to Say “Missing You” in Korean
The English phrase “missing you” is expressed in Korean as 보고 싶어. Literally, it translates to “I want to see you.”
The English phrase “missing you” is expressed in Korean as 보고 싶어. Literally, it translates to “I want to see you.”
The English phrase “bad guy” is translated into Korean as 나쁜 놈. 나쁜 놈 is used to refer to a villain or a bad guy.
The English phrase “yes, please” is translated into Korean as 네, 부탁합니다. 네, 부탁합니다 is used to politely accept a favor, a request or an abstract service.
The English name Evelyn is written as 에블린 in Korean. 에블린 is the Korean transliteration of the female given name Evelyn.
The English phrase “how was your day today” is translated into Korean as 오늘 하루 어땠어요?
스텔라 is the Korean way to say the female given name Stella. 스텔라 is used as a female given name.
The English male given name Adam is written as 아담 in Korean. 아담 is the Hangul transcription of the name Adam.
To a friend, say 축하해 (chukahae) for “congratulations”. Adding 진짜 (jinjja), “really”, makes it warmer: 진짜 축하해.
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The English phrase ‘near’ is translated into Korean as 가까운 (gakkaun).