Lorraine Michelle

The phrase ‘come inside’ in Korean is 들어와. This phrase is used as a request or command for someone to enter a building or a room.

The English phrase abalone is 전복 in Korean. 전복 refers to the edible univalve mollusc.

In Korean, ‘lord’ is translated as 주 or 주님.

The English phrase discouraged is translated into Korean as 낙담한. The term is used to describe a state of being disheartened.

The Korean word for lover is 애인. 애인 is a common and widely used term to refer to a lover.

In Korean, “are you serious?” is translated as 진짜야? This phrase is used to ask if someone is telling the truth or is not joking.

니디 is the Korean way to write the name or phrase nidhi. 니디 is used as the name of a person or a specific entity.

To say “did you eat well?” in Korean, you use 잘 먹었어요? This phrase is a polite greeting used to ask if someone has had a satisfying meal.

The English phrase “I am better than you” is translated into Korean as 내가 너보다 나아.

The English word “damn” is expressed in Korean as 젠장. 젠장 is an exclamation used to express frustration, annoyance or contempt when something goes wrong.