Korean

In Hangul, “thank you” is written 감사합니다 (gamsahamnida). It is the polite and formal form. Between friends write 고마워 (gomawo).

The English phrase “you and me” is translated into Korean as 너와 나. In close relationships, the term 우리 (us or we) is also often used to imply you and me.

The English word ‘ship’ is translated into Korean as 배. The word 배 refers to a large water craft.

The Korean phrase for “who is that?” is 저 사람 누구예요? This phrase is used to ask for the identity of a person who is visible but unknown to the speaker.

The English phrase “your nationality” is translated into Korean as 당신의 국적. 당신의 국적 refers to the status of belonging to a particular nation.

The English phrase “reading book” is translated into Korean as 책 읽기. 책 읽기 describes the literal act of reading a book.

In Korean, ‘i have a reservation’ is expressed as 예약했어요. This phrase is used when arriving at a venue to notify staff that you have a pre-arranged booking.

The English word “knee” is translated into Korean as 무릎. 무릎 refers to the joint in the middle of the leg and the general area surrounding it.

To say hit in Korean, use 치다 (chida), a verb for striking a person or thing.

In Korean, the phrase “I miss you” is expressed as 보고 싶어. The phrase is used to express that you miss someone.