Jacqueline Janine

To hate in Korean is expressed as 싫어하다. 싫어하다 is a transitive verb used to express a general dislike or hatred of things, people or situations.

jinjja is the Korean expression for ‘really’ or ‘for real’. 진짜 is an expression used to ask for confirmation or to express surprise.

The English phrase “want to eat ramen” is expressed in Korean as 라면 먹고 싶어. This phrase is used to express a desire to consume ramen noodles.

In Korean, “very delicious” is expressed as 아주 맛있어요. The phrase is used to describe food that tastes extremely good.

The English phrase “I guess so” can be translated into Korean as 그런 것 같아요.

The English name Layla is written as 레일라 in Korean. 레일라 is a female given name.

In Korean, “you look good today” is expressed as 오늘 멋져 보여요.

The English phrase “how was work?” is translated into Korean as 오늘 일 어땠어?

In Korean, “I am beautiful” is said as 저는 예뻐요. This phrase is used to make a statement that the speaker is physically attractive.

The phrase “I want more” in Korean is 더 원해요. This phrase is used to express a desire for a greater amount of something.