Korean

In Korean, “try it” is 해봐. This phrase is an encouraging command used to tell someone to attempt a task or experience something for the first time.

The English phrase “I am the best” can be expressed in Korean as 내가 제일 잘나가.

카이 is the Korean way to write the given name Kai. 카이 is used as a person’s given name.

The Korean word for peach is 복숭아. The word 복숭아 refers to the fruit known as a peach.

Zachary is a male given name translated into Korean as 재커리. The name can also be expressed as 자카리.

The English phrase “are you doing well?” is translated into Korean as 잘 지내고 있어요?

The English word ‘smart’ can be translated into Korean using 똑똑하다.

To say sorry in North Korea, use 미안합니다 (mianhamnida) for an everyday apology and 죄송합니다 (joesonghamnida) when you are more formal or have done something…

The English phrase “what are you eating?” is translated into Korean as 뭐 먹고 있어요?

In Korean, the term for hater is 안티. The term 안티 refers to a person who expresses hatred by envy.