Phillip Kenneth

The English abbreviation “wyd” can be translated into Korean as 뭐해. 뭐해 is an informal way to ask someone what they are doing right now.

The Korean phrase for “your age” is 나이. 나이 is the noun used to refer to the number of years a person has lived.

In Korean, the phrase for the letter B is 알파벳 B. This phrase is used to refer specifically to the second letter of the English alphabet.

The English name “Jesus” is translated into Korean as 예수. 예수 is used to refer to the religious figure Jesus.

The English word “warm” is translated into Korean as 따뜻한. 따뜻한 is used to describe something having a temperature slightly higher than usual.

The Korean phrase for “yes, sir” is 예, 알겠습니다.

The Korean word for refill is 리필.

The English phrase ‘side eye’ is 곁눈질 in Korean. 곁눈질 describes the physical act of looking at something out of the corner of one’s eye.

The English phrase “get a life” can be expressed in Korean as 너나 잘해.

In Korean, the English phrase ‘support’ is expressed as 지원. The term 지원 refers to backing a cause, party, etc., mentally or with concrete aid.