Korean

The English phrase ‘mind your own business’ is expressed in Korean as 너나 잘해.

The English phrase “have you eaten?” is translated into Korean as 밥 먹었어요?

In Korean, “drop it” is expressed as 그만둬. This phrase is a command used to tell someone to stop talking about a subject or to stop doing something.

The English phrase “what is your mbti?” is translated into Korean as MBTI가 뭐야?

The English word “waist” is 허리 in Korean. The word 허리 is used to refer to both the narrow part of the torso (waist) and the general lower back area.

To say “sit here” in Korean, use 여기 앉으세요. The phrase is commonly used by hosts, waiters or acquaintances when gesturing toward a specific seat.

The Korean word 가르기 means gargi.

The English phrase “then” (meaning “at that time”) is expressed in Korean as 그때.

In Korean, the English phrase ‘dead’ can be expressed as 죽은. The word is used to describe someone or something that is no longer alive.

In Korean, “thank you” can be expressed in several ways. The default form is 감사합니다. The phrases are used to express gratitude.