Korean

The Korean word for hippo is 하마. 하마 refers to the large, semiaquatic mammal from Africa known for its wide mouth and grey skin.

The English phrase “I want to go there” is expressed in Korean as 거기 가고 싶어요. This phrase is used to express a desire to visit a specific place.

In Korean, 알았어 (araso) is an informal way to say that you understand or agree with what someone has said.

The English phrase “success” is 성공 in Korean. 성공 refers to the achievement of one’s aim or goal.

미국에 오신 것을 환영합니다 is the Korean phrase for “welcome to america”. This phrase is used to greet someone who has just arrived in the United States.

In Korean, please can be expressed as 제발 or ~ 주세요. The word 제발 is a commonly used way to say “please” that conveys a sense of urgency or importance.

The English word ‘tornado’ is translated into Korean as 토네이도. 토네이도 is a noun used to describe a violent windstorm.

To say “go inside” in Korean, you use 들어가세요. The phrase is a polite request or instruction for someone to enter a building, a room or even a vehicle.

The English male given name Adrian is written in Korean as 에이드리언. 에이드리언 is used to transcribe the name Adrian into the Korean writing system.

The English phrase “anyway” can be translated into Korean as 어쨌든. 어쨌든 is an adverb used to mean “regardless”.