How to Say “Hi Casually” in Korean
안녕 is the Korean way to say hi casually. 안녕 is a versatile term used for both ‘hi’ and ‘bye’ in casual speech.
안녕 is the Korean way to say hi casually. 안녕 is a versatile term used for both ‘hi’ and ‘bye’ in casual speech.
The Korean word for ‘thousand’ is 천. 천 is the Sino-Korean number for one thousand.
The English word ‘psychopath’ is translated into Korean as 사이코패스 or 정신병질자.
To ask may I come in? in Korean, say 들어가도 될까요? (deureogado doelkkayo?).
The English phrase “dragon fruit” is translated into Korean as 용과. Both 용과 and 피타야 are used to refer to the dragon fruit.
The English word ‘earth’ is translated into Korean as 지구. 지구 refers specifically to the third planet of the Solar System.
The Korean word for “sock” is 양말. 양말 is a noun used to refer to a covering for the foot.
The Korean word for ginseng is 인삼. 인삼 refers to the root of the ginseng plant or the extract derived from it.
The English phrase “empress” is translated into Korean as 여제. The term refers to a female monarch of an empire.
In Korean, “the food was good” is expressed as 잘 먹었습니다.