Lewis Brenton

The English phrase “majesty” is translated into Korean as 폐하. 폐하 is used as a term of address for royalty or an emperor.

The English phrase ‘since when’ is translated into Korean as 언제부터. 언제부터 is used to ask about the starting point of a situation or state.

In Korean, the phrase “long time” is expressed as 오랜 시간. used as part of greeting of two people who have not been in contact for a long time

The English phrase “welcome to korea” is translated into Korean as 한국에 오신 것을 환영합니다.

In Korean, “give me that” is said as 그거 줘. This phrase is used to request that someone hand over a specific object to the speaker.

To a friend, Koreans usually say 좋아해 (joahae), “I like you”, or a warm 고마워 (gomawo).

건강하고 행복하세요 is the Korean way to say ‘stay healthy and happy’.