How to Say “Have You Eaten Breakfast?” in Korean
The English phrase “have you eaten breakfast?” is translated into Korean as 아침 먹었어요?
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The English phrase “have you eaten breakfast?” is translated into Korean as 아침 먹었어요?
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The English phrase “cotton pants” is translated into Korean as 면바지.
The English phrase ‘my birthday is’ is translated into Korean as 제 생일은. This phrase is used to introduce the date of your own birth.
The phrase “this is my” in Korean is 이것은 저의. This phrase is used to identify something as belonging to the speaker.
The Korean phrase ajumma refers to a married middle-aged Korean woman. The term refers to a married middle-aged woman.
The English phrase “single” (meaning one who is not married) is translated into Korean as 싱글.
In Korean, “oh wow” is expressed as 우와. 우와 is an interjection used to express wonder, amazement or being impressed by something.
The English word ‘battery’ can be translated into Korean as 배터리 or 전지. The term refers to a device that stores electricity.
The English name Kendall is written as 켄달 in Korean. 켄달 is used as a proper name for a person.
The English phrase ‘anyone’ is translated into Korean as 누구나. 누구나 is used to mean ‘anybody’ or ‘anyone’.