Korean

In Korean, “I don’t know” can be said as 몰라. The phrase is used to express a lack of knowledge or information.

In Korean, “yes, I am a student” is translated as 네, 저는 학생이에요. This phrase is used to confirm that you are a student in a polite manner.

In Korean, the phrase for “you’re cute” is 귀여워요. This phrase is a compliment used to tell someone that they are endearing or attractive in a sweet way.

The English verb “zoom” (to manipulate a display to magnify or shrink it) is translated into Korean as 줌.

Watermelon in Korean is 수박. The word refers to the fruit known as watermelon.

The English phrase “I like you” can be expressed in Korean in several ways, such as 전 당신을 좋아합니다.

The English phrase “guess what” is translated into Korean as 있잖아.

The English word ‘maple’ is translated into Korean as 단풍나무. 단풍나무 is used to refer to a maple tree, specifically those belonging to the genus Acer.

The English word “traffic” is translated into Korean as 교통. 교통 is a noun referring to pedestrians or vehicles on roads or on the air.

The Korean phrase for trash can is 쓰레기통. 쓰레기통 refers to a container used for holding waste materials.