How to Say “Nationality” in Korean
The Korean word for “nationality” is 국적. 국적 is a noun used to denote the membership of a nation or state.
The Korean word for “nationality” is 국적. 국적 is a noun used to denote the membership of a nation or state.
The English phrase “hi, everyone!” is translated into Korean as 여러분, 안녕하세요! This phrase is a friendly greeting used to address a group of people.
The English phrase “iced americano” is 아이스 아메리카노 in Korean. 아이스 아메리카노 refers to a coffee drink made by mixing espresso with cold water and ice.
‘blood sweat and tears’ in Korean is 피 땀 눈물. This phrase is used to describe the extreme hard work and sacrifice put into achieving a goal.
In Korean, “I have a fever” is expressed as 열이 나요. The phrase is used to communicate that you are experiencing a fever. The word 열 means fever.
야쿠르트 is the Korean word for the brand of probiotic dairy drinks Yakult. 야쿠르트 refers to the specific brand of probiotic dairy drinks.
In Korean, “try it” is 해봐. This phrase is an encouraging command used to tell someone to attempt a task or experience something for the first time.
The Korean phrase for “who is this?” is 누구세요? 누구세요? is the standard way to ask “Who is it?” when someone knocks on a door or calls on the phone.
The English phrase ‘love myself’ is expressed in Korean as 자신을 사랑해.