How to Say “Hit Me Up” in Korean
To say “hit me up” in Korean, you use 연락해. This phrase is used as an informal request for someone to contact you in the future.
To say “hit me up” in Korean, you use 연락해. This phrase is used as an informal request for someone to contact you in the future.
The English phrase “thank you god” is translated into Korean as 하느님 감사합니다. This phrase is used to show gratitude to a deity.
The English word ‘uncomfortable’ is translated into Korean as 불편한.
The English phrase “it doesn’t matter” is translated into Korean as 상관없어요.
The English phrase “jesus loves you” is translated into Korean as 예수님은 당신을 사랑하십니다.
The English phrase “envelope” is 봉투 in Korean. 봉투 refers to a wrapper used for mailing purposes.
Spinach in Korean is 시금치. The word refers to the edible plant Spinacia oleracea.
In Korean, “I love you” is expressed as 사랑해요. This phrase is an affirmation of romantic feeling.
In a Korean court a lawyer says 이의 있습니다 (iui itseumnida), “I have an objection”.
The English phrase “should I?” is translated into Korean as 내가 해야 할까?