How to Say “I Have a Peanut Allergy” in Korean
The English phrase “I have a peanut allergy” is translated into Korean as 땅콩 알레르기가 있어요.
The English phrase “I have a peanut allergy” is translated into Korean as 땅콩 알레르기가 있어요.
The English phrase ‘really good’ is translated into Korean as 정말 좋아요.
The phrase “do you speak english?” in Korean is 영어 하실 수 있어요? This phrase is used to ask if someone has the ability to communicate in the English language.
The English word “science” is 과학 in Korean. 과학 refers to the collective discipline of learning acquired through the scientific method.
In Korean, the English word “hour” can be translated as either 시 or 시간 depending on whether you mean a specific point in time or a duration.
In Korean, sister-in-law is expressed as 형수. The term 형수 is used specifically to refer to the wife of one’s older brother.
To say which in Korean, use 어느 (eoneu). It comes before a noun to ask about one choice from a set, as in which jacket.
To come back in Korean is 돌아오다. The verb 돌아오다 is an intransitive verb used to describe returning to a place.
The English phrase “my major is” is translated into Korean as 제 전공은.