Korean

누나 is the Korean term for noona, used by a younger male to address or refer to an older sister or an older female friend.

The English phrase “I will eat well” is translated into Korean as 잘 먹겠습니다.

To bake in Korean is 굽다. The verb 굽다 is a broad term that covers baking, grilling and roasting, depending on the context and the cooking method used.

In Korean, “how much is this?” is said as 이거 얼마예요? This phrase is used to ask for the price of an item.

In Korean, “I love you” is said as 사랑해. This phrase is used to affirm romantic feelings.

The Korean phrase for “what do you do?” is 직업이 뭐예요? This phrase is used to ask someone about their job or profession.

The English phrase “I want to be a k-pop idol” is expressed in Korean as 케이팝 아이돌이 되고 싶어요.

The English phrase “but why” is translated into Korean as 그런데 왜. This phrase is used to ask for a reason after a previous point has been made.

To say hang out in Korean, meaning to spend time with friends, use 놀다 (nolda). 놀다 literally means to play.

The English word ‘hug’ is translated into Korean as 포옹. 포옹 refers to an affectionate embrace as a noun.