Korean

The Korean phrase for wifi is 와이파이. 와이파이 is a common way to say wifi. In some rural areas, people may refer to wifi simply as 인터넷 (internet).

The phrase “I am pregnant” in Korean is 임신했어요. This phrase is used to inform others that a woman is expecting a baby.

The English phrase “thank you and welcome” is translated into Korean as 감사합니다 그리고 환영합니다.

The English female given name Josie is written in Korean as 조시. 조시 is a variation of Josie that preserves the ‘s’ sound.

캐서린 is the Korean transliteration of the female given name Katherine. 캐서린 is used as a name to represent the English name Katherine.

In Korean, ‘yes’ can be expressed through several forms depending on the social context. The default form is 네.

In Korean, “thank you for asking” is expressed as 물어봐 줘서 고마워요.

The Korean phrase for “hi back” is 안녕. 안녕 is a friendly response used to greet someone who has just said hello to you.

The English name Martha is written as 마사 in Korean. 마사 is used as a female given name.

The English phrase hello there is translated into Korean as 안녕하세요. The phrase 안녕하세요 is a common and versatile way to say hello in a formal context.