Korean

The English phrase “things” is translated into Korean as 것들.

In Korean, “I want to see you” is expressed as 보고 싶어.

The English phrase ‘self-love’ is translated into Korean as 자기애. 자기애 refers to the concept of self-love or regard for oneself.

The English phrase “passed away” is translated into Korean as 돌아가셨다. 돌아가셨다 is used as a polite and respectful euphemism to say that someone has died.

The English phrase “one person” is translated into Korean as 한 사람. 한 사람 is used to refer to a single human being.

The English phrase “texting” is translated into Korean as 문자하기. The term refers to the act of sending and receiving written messages using a mobile phone.

The phrase “republic of korea” in Korean is 대한민국. 대한민국 is the official name of South Korea.

The English word “bad” is translated into Korean as 나쁘다. 나쁘다 is used to express that something is unfavorable or negative.

The English phrase “hi mom” is translated into Korean as 엄마 안녕. This phrase is an informal greeting used when speaking to one’s mother.

In Korean, the English phrase ‘picnic’ can be expressed as 소풍 or 피크닉. The term refers to a meal eaten outdoors.