How to Say “Corn” in Korean
The English word “corn” is translated into Korean as 옥수수.
In Korean, “what does that mean?” is expressed as 그게 무슨 뜻이에요? This phrase is used to ask for the definition or the abstract meaning of something.
In Korean, the English phrase “meow” is expressed as 야옹. The word 야옹 is used to represent the cry of a cat.
The English word ‘bat’ (the flying mammal) is translated into Korean as 박쥐. 박쥐 is used to refer to the small flying mammal.
In Korean, 잔 (jaan) means a small drinking vessel used for liquids such as tea or wine.
The phrase “give it back” in Korean is translated as 돌려줘. This phrase is used as a request for someone to return an item that was taken or borrowed.
To ask “are you crying?” in Korean, you use 울고 있어요? This phrase is used to ask if someone is currently in the act of shedding tears.
똥 싸고 싶어요 is the Korean phrase for “I want to poop”. This phrase is used to express the physical need to have a bowel movement.
To say share in Korean, use 공유하다 (gong’yuhada). It is the standard verb for sharing information, knowledge, resources and digital content.