How to Say “Up to You” in Korean
The phrase ‘up to you’ in Korean is 네 마음에 달렸어.
To stand up in Korean is 일어서다. The verb 일어서다 is used specifically to describe the action of rising from a sitting position.
In Korean, ‘according to’ is expressed as ~에 따르면. The phrase ~에 따르면 is used to cite a source of information, such as a person, a news report or a document.
The English phrase “azalea” is translated into Korean as 진달래. 진달래 refers to the azalea plant.
The English phrase ‘keyboard’ can be translated into Korean as 키보드, 자판 or 글쇠판.
In Korean, the English phrase “judge” (referring to a public judicial official) can be translated as 재판관.
The word for “duck” in Korean is 오리. 오리 refers to the aquatic bird of the family Anatidae.
The English phrase “passport” is translated into Korean as 여권. The term refers to the official document required for foreign travel.