How to Say “Ignore” in Korean
The English phrase ‘ignore’ is translated to Korean as 무시하다. 무시하다 means to intentionally refuse to acknowledge or pay attention to someone or something.
The English phrase ‘ignore’ is translated to Korean as 무시하다. 무시하다 means to intentionally refuse to acknowledge or pay attention to someone or something.
The English phrase ‘lost’ can be expressed in Korean as 길을 잃어버리다. The phrase is used as an adjective to describe being unable to find one’s way.
The Korean phrase for “how about you” is 당신은요. This phrase is used to ask the same question back to the person who just asked you.
The English female given name Catherine is translated into Korean as 캐서린. 캐서린 is used as a female given name.
The English phrase ‘ranking’ can be translated into Korean as 순위 or 랭킹. The word refers to placement in a list.
The English word “dirty” is translated to Korean as 더러운. The core meaning refers to something being covered with or containing dirt.
The English phrase “what are you studying?” is translated into Korean as 뭐 공부해?
Leila is a given name in Korean, written as 레일라. 레일라 is used as a given name.
The English word idiom is translated into Korean as 관용구. This noun refers to an idiomatic expression.