How to Say “Reservation” in Korean
The English phrase ‘reservation’ is 예약 in Korean. 예약 refers to an arrangement made in advance to secure something.
The English phrase ‘reservation’ is 예약 in Korean. 예약 refers to an arrangement made in advance to secure something.
The English phrase ‘just chilling’ can be translated into Korean as 그냥 쉬는 중.
The English phrase “next week” is translated into Korean as 다음 주. The phrase 다음 주 is used to refer to the week following the current one.
The English phrase “supermarket” is 슈퍼마켓 in Korean. The term is used to refer to a store.
The Korean word for ‘father’ is 아버지. The term 아버지 is a common and respectful way to say ‘father’.
The English phrase ‘leave me’ can be translated into Korean as 나를 떠나.
In Korean slang 핫하다 (hathada) means “hot” in the sense of trendy or popular, like a hot place or a hot singer.
The English phrase “traffic jam” is translated into Korean as 교통 체증. The term refers to a situation where road traffic is stationary or moving very slowly.
The English word candy is translated into Korean as 사탕. The term is used to refer to a piece of candy or confectionery in general.
To say please leave in Korean, use 나가 주세요 (naga juseyo), a polite request for someone to go out of a room or building.