Gracie Hailey

A girl calls her older sister 언니 (eonni) in Korean. 누나 (nuna) is the word a boy uses, so the speaker’s gender decides the word.

The English word ‘percentage’ is translated into Korean as 백분율. The term refers to a part of a whole.

The English phrase ‘sign’ is translated into Korean as 표지판.

The English phrase “I like singing” is expressed in Korean as 노래 부르는 것을 좋아해요. This phrase is used to express that you enjoy the activity of singing.

To say “are you going to sleep?” in Korean, use 자러 가요? This phrase is used to ask if someone is about to go to bed.

The phrase “I love you, sister” in Korean is translated as 언니 사랑해. This phrase is used by a female to express love to her older sister.

To say “how are you” slowly in Korean, split 잘 지내세요? (jal jinaeseyo) into 잘 (jal), 지 (ji), 내 (nae), 세 (se) and 요 (yo).

The English word photographer is 사진사 in Korean. The term refers to someone who takes photographs. Depending on the context, you might use 사진사, 사진가 or 사진작가.

To say “go ahead” in Korean, use 먼저 하세요. This phrase is used when yielding a turn, such as letting someone speak first or pass through a door first.

To say “I walk” in Korean, you use the verb forms of 걷다. The phrase is a statement used to express that you are moving on foot.