Korean

To say happy in Korean, use 행복하다 (haengbokhada), which describes being happy and content.

The English phrase “what are you looking at?” is translated into Korean as 뭘 봐?

The Korean expression for “happy friday” is 불금 (bulgeum).

The English word “blind” (meaning unable to see) is translated into Korean as 눈먼. The term 눈먼 refers to the physical inability to see.

The English phrase “or” is translated into Korean as 또는. 또는 is a conjunction used to connect two or more possibilities or alternatives.

“How are you doing?” in Korean is 어떻게 지내세요? This phrase is a greeting used to ask someone about their general well-being or how their life has been going.

To draw in Korean is 그리다. The verb 그리다 means to produce a picture.

In Korean, the phrase for “that scared me!” is 깜짝이야!

The English name Anita is translated into Korean as 아니타. The most straightforward way to say “Anita” in Korean is to use the name 아니타.

In Korean, “what does that mean?” is expressed as 그게 무슨 뜻이에요? This phrase is used to ask for the definition or the abstract meaning of something.