Korean

Giselle is a female given name in Korean, written as 지젤. 지젤 is the closest approximation of the name “Giselle” in Korean.

In Korean, “you hurt me” is expressed as 넌 나에게 상처를 줬어. This phrase is used to tell someone that they have caused you emotional pain.

하라미 is the Korean way to say the English phrase harami, which refers to a specific cut of beef skirt steak.

In Korean, the phrase used to say “you killed it” is 대박이었어. This expression is used to tell someone they did something exceptionally well.

The English phrase “stop talking” is translated into Korean as 말 그만해.

In Korean, “did” is expressed as 했다. 했다 is a common way to translate “did” when describing actions or activities that have been completed in the past.

In Korean, oh okay is expressed as 아 그렇군요.

The English phrase ‘a bit’ is translated into Korean as 조금.

The English phrase “black man” is translated into Korean as 흑인 남성. The term refers to a man who has dark skin and is of African descent.

The English word ‘scanner’ is translated into Korean as 스캐너. 스캐너 is a noun used to refer to a device that scans documents.