Stacy Brittany

The English phrase “are you tired?” is translated into Korean as 피곤해? This phrase is used to ask if someone feels a need to rest or sleep.

The English word “chair” is translated into Korean as 의자. 의자 is a noun used to refer to the piece of furniture.

In Korean, “your birth year” is expressed as 태어난 해. The phrase 태어난 해 is used to refer to the year a person was born.

The English phrase “wait, what?” is expressed in Korean as 잠깐, 뭐라고?

The English phrase “thank you for sharing” is expressed in Korean as 공유해 주셔서 감사합니다.

The English phrase ‘i drink coffee’ is translated into Korean as 커피를 마셔요.

The English phrase “well done” is translated into Korean using several forms depending on the social context.

The Korean term for ‘senpai’ (an upperclassman or elder student) is 선배.

The English word “informal” is translated into Korean as 비격식의. The adjective 비격식의 describes language that reflects everyday, non-ceremonious usage.

In Korean, 나는 is the phrase for “I am”. This phrase is used to identify yourself or to describe your own state or characteristics.