Korean

The English phrase “hehe” is expressed in Korean as ㅎㅎ.

The English phrase ‘bath’ is 목욕 in Korean. 목욕 refers to the act of bathing. To refer to a public bathhouse or a sauna facility, the term 목욕탕 is used.

In Korean, “what happened” is expressed as 무슨 일이야, used to ask about a current situation or a problem.

The English female given name ‘Natalie’ is written as 나탈리 in Korean.

In Korean, “I hate everything” is 모든 게 다 싫어.

The Korean word for ‘stink’ is 악취. 악취 refers to a foul or disgusting stench.

The English phrase ‘nice try’ is translated into Korean as 아까웠어.

The English word “prince” is translated into Korean as 왕자. 왕자 is a noun used to refer to the son or male-line grandson of a reigning monarch.

To say talk in Korean, use 말하다 (malhada), the general verb for speaking. For having a conversation, 이야기하다 is common and 말씀하다 is the honorific form.

The English phrase “dream on” is expressed in Korean as 꿈 깨.