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.

The English male given name William is written as 윌리엄 in Korean. 윌리엄 is the standard Korean transliteration used to write the English name William.

The name of the nineteenth letter of the English alphabet, ‘s’, is written as 에스 in Korean. 에스 is used to refer to the English letter ‘s’.

The English phrase ‘phd’ is translated into Korean as 박사. 박사 is used to refer to the academic degree of a PhD or to a person who holds that degree.

The English word “session” is translated into Korean as 세션. 세션 is used to describe a period devoted to a particular activity.