Korean

The English phrase ‘names’ is translated into Korean as 이름들.

To say “I am fine, how are you?” in Korean, use 잘 지내요, 당신은요?

The English phrase ‘grandma’ is translated into Korean as 할머니. The term for grandma is 할머니.

The English phrase “who do you think you are?” can be translated into Korean as 네가 뭔데?

I am sleeping in Korean is 자고 있어요. This phrase is used to state that the speaker is currently in the act of sleeping.

The English female given name Stephanie is translated into Korean as 스테파니.

To say “I learn Korean” in Korean, you say 한국어를 배워요. This phrase is a statement used to say that you are studying the Korean language.

The English phrase “are you” can be translated into Korean as 너야? A question used to ask if the person being spoken to is the one being referred to.

To say strong in Korean, use 강하다 (ganghada). For physical strength, Koreans very often say 힘이 세다 with the adjective 세다.

The Korean phrase for “big sister” is 언니. 언니 is a term used by a female to refer to her older sister or an older female friend.