How to Say “Who Is This?” in Korean
The Korean phrase for “who is this?” is 누구세요? 누구세요? is the standard way to ask “Who is it?” when someone knocks on a door or calls on the phone.
The Korean phrase for “who is this?” is 누구세요? 누구세요? is the standard way to ask “Who is it?” when someone knocks on a door or calls on the phone.
The English phrase “my everything” is translated into Korean as 내 전부.
The Korean word for ‘born’ is 태어난. The core verb is 태어나다, which means ‘to be born’.
The English phrase shopping mall is 쇼핑몰 in Korean. 쇼핑몰 refers to a large building or complex that contains many different stores and restaurants.
The English word ‘soul’ is translated into Korean as 영혼. The term refers to the spirit or essence of a person, often believed to live on after death.
The English word television is 텔레비전 in Korean. The term refers to a device for receiving television signals.
The English phrase “none of your business” is translated into Korean as 신경 꺼.
Moving on in Korean is 극복하기. 극복하기 refers specifically to the emotional or mental act of recovering from a difficult experience, trauma or a hardship.