How to Say “Hope” in Korean
To hope in Korean is to say 바라다. The verb forms in Korean express the desire for something to happen with the expectation that it might occur.
To hope in Korean is to say 바라다. The verb forms in Korean express the desire for something to happen with the expectation that it might occur.
The English word “traffic” is translated into Korean as 교통. 교통 is a noun referring to pedestrians or vehicles on roads or on the air.
The English phrase “I love you” is expressed in Korean as 사랑해. These phrases are used to express romantic feelings.
The English phrase “grades” is translated into Korean as 성적 (seongjeok). 성적 refers to the marks or scores a student receives in a course of study.
The Korean word for shark is 상어. 상어 is the noun used to refer to the fish known as a shark.
The English phrase “two weeks” is translated into Korean as 2주. 2주 is used to refer to a period of time lasting fourteen days.
The English word ‘new’ can be translated into Korean, most commonly as 새롭다.
The English phrase “I hate them” is expressed in Korean as 난 걔네가 싫어. This phrase is used to express a strong dislike for a group of people.
The English phrase “yummy food” is translated into Korean as 맛있는 음식. 맛있는 음식 refers to food that tastes very good.
The English word crane (referring to machinery) can be translated into Korean as 기중기 or 크레인.