Korean

The Korean word for the political entity ‘state’ is 주.

The English male given name Christopher is translated into Korean as 크리스토퍼.

The Korean word for “pencil” is 연필. 연필 refers to a graphite writing instrument.

The Korean equivalent of the female given name “Desiree” is 데지레.

To say “I quit my job” in Korean, use 퇴사했어요. This phrase is used to state that you have voluntarily left your place of employment.

The Korean word for toy is 장난감. 장난감 is the standard, everyday word used when talking to children or about children’s playthings in a casual setting.

The English phrase “hello, how are you?” is translated into Korean as 안녕하세요, 잘 지내세요?

The Korean word for ‘angry’ is 화난. 화난 is an adjective used to describe someone who is displaying anger.

The English phrase “good news” is 좋은 소식 in Korean. The phrase is used to describe something positive.

The English word ‘new’ can be translated into Korean, most commonly as 새롭다.