Korean

The English phrase ‘at least’ is translated into Korean as 적어도 or 최소한.

The English phrase “somewhere” is translated into Korean as 어딘가. 어딘가 is used as an adverb to refer to an indefinite or unspecified place.

The English word “pain” can be translated into Korean as 고통, 아픔 or 통증.

The English word ‘poor’ is expressed in Korean as 가난하다. Both 가난하다 and 빈곤하다 describe having few or no possessions or money.

To a friend, say 보고 싶어 (bogo sipeo) for “I miss you”. It literally means “I want to see you”.

The English word ‘designer’ is translated into Korean as 디자이너. The term 디자이너 is a loanword from English used to refer to a person who designs.

In Korean, ‘very funny’ is said as 너무 웃겨. This phrase is used to describe something that causes a lot of laughter.

니다 (nida) is a formal sentence ending in Korean used to show respect to the listener. This ending is used to complete formal declarative sentences.

To lose weight in Korean is 살이 빠지다. The phrase is used to describe becoming less heavy or obese.

The English phrase “where are you?” is translated into Korean as 어디예요? This phrase is used to ask about a person’s current physical location.