Korean

인정 is the Korean way to say ‘ikr’ (I know, right) in Korean. 인정 is used to express strong agreement with a statement someone else has made.

그만둘게요 is the Korean phrase for “I quit”. This phrase is used to inform an employer of your intention to leave your job.

The English phrase “shocked” is translated into Korean as 충격받은. 충격받은 is an adjective used to describe a person who is surprised, startled or confused.

The Korean word for bored is 지루한. The word is used to describe the feeling of suffering from boredom.

The phrase i want you in Korean is 널 원해. This phrase is used to express a strong romantic or sexual desire for another person.

The English phrase “honorifics” is translated into Korean as 존댓말. In Korean, 존댓말 refers to the formal speech form.

The English phrase level can be translated into Korean using several terms depending on the context.

In Korean, “what to do” can be expressed as 어떡해.

The English phrase “convenience store” is 편의점 in Korean. In Korea, the term 편의점 is used to refer to major chains like CU, GS25 and 7-Eleven.

To say “he is my boyfriend” in Korean, you use 그는 내 남자친구예요. This phrase is used to identify a male partner in a romantic relationship.