Korean

In Korean, ‘reason’ (referring to the capacity for rational thinking) is 이성. The term 이성 refers to the human capacity for rational thinking.

The English word reading can be translated into Korean as 독서 or 읽기.

Learning how to say thank you in Korean is a valuable skill to have when visiting or communicating with Korean

In Korean, “what can I do?” is translated as 내가 뭘 할 수 있지?

The English phrase “no more” is expressed in Korean as 더 이상 없다.

The English word “squishy” is translated to Korean as 말랑말랑한.

The English phrase “I hate you” is translated into Korean as 전 당신을 싫어합니다. The phrase is used to express intense dislike.

The Korean word for the spice ginger is 생강 (saenggang).

To say ‘be healthy’ in Korean, use 건강하세요. The phrase is used to express a wish that someone remains in good health.

사믹샤 is the Korean way to write the female given name samiksha. 사믹샤 is used as a proper noun to represent the female given name samiksha.