Lewis Brenton

To say want to in Korean, meaning a wish to do something, attach 고 싶다 (-go sipda) to a verb stem.

To get ready in Korean is to say 준비하다.

The English word “muscle” is translated into Korean as 근육. 근육 is a noun meaning contractile tissue.

The English phrase “thank you for your hard work” is translated into Korean as 수고하셨습니다.

The English word ‘train’ is translated into Korean as 기차. The words refer to a line of connected cars or carriages.

The English phrase ‘thank you to a stranger’ is expressed in Korean as 감사합니다. 감사합니다 is a polite way to express gratitude to someone you do not know.

The phrase “please go and study” in Korean is 가서 공부해. A command telling someone to move to a different location in order to study.

The English word ‘article’ can be translated into Korean as 기사 or 논문.

미미 is the Korean way to say the given name Mimi.

지야 (jiya) is the Korean way to write the female given name of Indian origin Jiya.