Phillip Kenneth

하프사 is the Korean way to write the female given name of Arabic origin, Hafsa.

In Korean, the phrase “go well” is expressed as 잘 가. 잘 가 is a casual way to say goodbye to someone who is leaving.

The English phrase “what to eat” can be expressed in Korean as 뭐 먹을까. This phrase is used as a question to ask for suggestions or to help decide on a meal.

In Korean, “I hate school” is expressed as 학교 가기 싫어. This phrase is used to express a strong dislike for attending school.

엄마 is the Korean word for “amma”. 엄마 is an informal and affectionate term for mother used in everyday conversations.

The English word raspberry can be translated into Korean as 라즈베리 or 산딸기.

In Korean, “I can do it” is expressed as 할 수 있어요. This phrase is used to express that one has the ability or capability to complete a task.

In Korean, the English pronoun “he” is expressed as 그.

In Korean, “this is mine” is expressed as 이건 내 거야. This phrase is a statement used to claim ownership of an object. The word 이건 means “this”.

The English phrase “please come in” translates to Korean as 들어오세요.