How to Say “Let Me Know” in Korean
The English phrase ‘let me know’ is translated into Korean as 알려줘. A request for someone to give you information or an update about something.
The English phrase ‘let me know’ is translated into Korean as 알려줘. A request for someone to give you information or an update about something.
The English phrase ‘gosh’ can be translated into Korean as 맙소사. 맙소사 is a fixed exclamation used to express shock, dismay or disbelief.
The English phrase “love story” can be expressed in Korean as 러브 스토리. A love story is a story about love.
The English phrase “I miss you already” is translated into Korean as 벌써 보고 싶어요.
The English word ‘pickle’ can be translated into Korean as 피클 or 절임.
The Korean word for ‘around’ (in the sense of being near a location) is 주위에.
The English phrase “thank you for your kindness” is expressed in Korean as 친절하게 대해 주셔서 감사합니다.
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The English term “mister” can be translated into Korean using several forms, most commonly the suffix -씨.
The English phrase “not bad” can be expressed in Korean as 나쁘지 않아. This phrase is used to describe something as being reasonably good.
괌 is the Korean word for Guam. 괌 is used to refer to the Territory of Guam.