Sofia Susan

In Korean, “my korean isn’t very good” is expressed as 저 한국어 잘 못해요.

The English phrase “so what?” is translated into Korean as 그래서? 그래서? is used to ask why a piece of information is important or relevant.

The English phrase “wow, amazing” can be expressed in Korean as 와, 대단하다.

To wish in Korean is to say 빌다. The phrase can be expressed in several ways depending on the intensity and nature of the wish.

The Korean phrase for the informal “nope” is 아니. 아니 is used to express a casual and laid-back refusal.

The English phrase humid is expressed in Korean as 습기가 많다.

The English phrase ‘baby honey’ (referring to a young honey bee) is translated into Korean as 꿀벌. The term 꿀벌 refers specifically to a honey bee.

The Korean word for “bunny” is 토끼. 토끼 is a noun used to refer to a young rabbit.

In Korean, ‘thank you for listening’ is expressed as 들어주셔서 감사합니다.

In Korean, ‘later’ is said as 나중에. 나중에 is used as an adverb to mean ‘afterward in time’. It refers to an unspecified point in the future.