Korean

The Korean verb for ‘begin’ is 시작하다. 시작하다 is a standard and commonly used word for ‘begin’ in formal contexts.

The English phrase “you did great” is translated into Korean as 잘했어.

The English name Randi is written as 랜디 in Korean. 랜디 is a proper name used to refer to a person.

The English phrase “study well” is expressed in Korean as 공부 잘해.

In Korean, “what are you talking about?” is expressed as 무슨 말이야?

To say “miss you” in Korean, you use 보고 싶어.

The English word ‘bottom’ can be translated into Korean using several terms, most commonly 바닥.

To say “enjoy your drink” in Korean, you say 맛있게 드세요. This phrase is used to wish someone pleasure while they consume a beverage.

The English word ‘creative’ is translated into Korean as 창의적인.

The English phrase “you’re so cute” is translated into Korean as 너무 귀여워요.