Korean

In Korean, ‘years’ is expressed as 년 (nyeon). 년 is used to refer to units of time equal to 365 days.

아리바 is the Korean way to say areeba. 아리바 is an exclamation used to express excitement or to encourage someone to move faster.

In Korean, ‘are you single?’ is said as 솔로예요? This phrase is commonly used in social settings or dating contexts to ask about one’s relationship status.

The English phrase “grades” is translated into Korean as 성적 (seongjeok). 성적 refers to the marks or scores a student receives in a course of study.

In Korean, 내 여동생 means “my sister” (specifically a younger sister). This phrase is used to refer to a female sibling who is younger than the speaker.

The English phrase “grandpa” is translated into Korean as 할아버지. 할아버지 means “grandfather”.

The English phrase ‘why not’ is translated into Korean as 왜 안돼. The phrase is used to ask why something is not true.

The English surname Nguyen is written in Korean as 응우옌. This term is used to transcribe the Vietnamese surname Nguyen into the Korean writing system.

The English name Haley is written as 헤일리 in Korean. 헤일리 is the phonetic transcription of the female given name Haley.

To say to die in Korean, meaning to stop living, use 죽다 (jukda). 죽다 is the standard verb for dying.