How to Say “It Feels Good” in Korean
The English phrase “it feels good” is translated into Korean as 기분 좋다.
The English phrase “it feels good” is translated into Korean as 기분 좋다.
The English verb ‘smash’ is translated into Korean as 부수다. 부수다 is a transitive verb used to describe the action of violently breaking an object.
The English word ‘country’ is translated into Korean as 나라. When referring to a nation-state, you can use either 나라 or 국가.
The Korean word for deer is 사슴. 사슴 is used to refer to animals belonging to the family Cervidae.
The English phrase “I don’t know” is translated into Korean as 몰라.
The English phrase “I love my friends” is expressed in Korean as 나는 내 친구들을 사랑해. This phrase is used to express deep affection and care for one’s friends.
The English phrase ‘dollars’ is translated into Korean as 달러. 달러 refers to the basic unit of money used in the United States and several other countries.
In Korean, the word for trainee is 연수생. The term trainee is used to describe someone being formally trained in a workplace (noun).
To say hungry in Korean, use 배고프다 (baegopeuda). 배고프다 is the standard way to say you are hungry.