How to Say “Smelly” in Korean
In Korean, ‘smelly’ is expressed as 냄새나는. The word 냄새나는 is used to describe something that has a bad smell.
In Korean, ‘smelly’ is expressed as 냄새나는. The word 냄새나는 is used to describe something that has a bad smell.
The English word actor is translated into Korean as 배우. The primary term for a dramatic performer is 배우.
The English phrase “why are you here?” is translated into Korean as 왜 여기 있어요?
To boast in Korean is 자랑하다. The verb 자랑하다 means to brag or to talk loudly in praise of oneself.
The English phrase “if” can be translated into Korean using 만약 or the suffix -면.
In Korean, “I’m not feeling well” is expressed as 몸이 안 좋아요.
The Korean way to say Niharika is 니하리카. 니하리카 is the name Niharika.