Korean

The English phrase “I hate them” is expressed in Korean as 난 걔네가 싫어. This phrase is used to express a strong dislike for a group of people.

To say “what should we do?” in Korean, use 어떻게 해야 할까요? This phrase is a question used to ask for suggestions or advice on how to handle a situation.

Buddhism in Korean is 불교. 불교 refers to the religion and philosophy of Buddhism.

The English phrase “I like this” is expressed in Korean as 이거 좋아. This phrase is used to express that someone finds a specific object or thing pleasing.

The English surname Kennedy is written as 케네디 in Korean. 케네디 is used to represent the surname Kennedy in written Korean.

A cute, casual way to say I want to kiss you in Korean is 뽀뽀하고 싶어 (ppobbo-hago sipeo), meaning you want to give a light kiss.

In Korean, ‘my home’ is typically expressed as 우리 집.

The English word “emoji” is translated into Korean as 이모지. The term refers to a digital graphic icon.

The English name “Julio” is written as 훌리오 in Korean. 훌리오 is used as the Korean transcription of the male given name Julio.

The phrase “sorry to your friend” in Korean is 친구에게 미안해. This phrase is used to express an apology specifically addressed to a friend.