Marilyn Lydia

The English phrase ‘nails’ can be translated into Korean as 손톱. 손톱 is used to refer to the hard parts at the ends of the fingers and toes.

The English phrase ‘train station’ is 기차역 in Korean. 기차역 refers to a place where trains stop for passengers to get on and off.

The English phrase “is it true?” is expressed in Korean as 진짜예요? in its default form.

The Korean phrase for ‘yo’ is 야, which serves as a casual greeting or a way to get someone’s attention.

The English phrase ‘see you tomorrow’ is translated into Korean as 내일 봐요.

The English phrase “motivation” is translated into Korean as 동기부여.

The English phrase ‘tan’ (referring to the darkening of the skin) is 태닝 in Korean.

To eat a meal in Korean, you can use 식사하다 or 밥 먹다. The phrase is used to describe the act of eating a meal.

In Korean, ‘gn’ is the English abbreviation for ‘good night,’ and its equivalent is 잘자. The phrase is used as a farewell when someone is going to sleep.

제이다 is the Korean way to write the proper name Jada. 제이다 is used as a proper name for a person.