Korean

The English phrase ‘my dear’ is translated into Korean as 내 사랑. 내 사랑 is used as a term of endearment to address someone the speaker loves.

The English word ‘jay’ is translated into Korean as 제이. The word refers to the bird known as a jay.

The English phrase public holiday is translated into Korean as 공휴일. The term refers to a national or regional holiday from work on a specific day.

The sixteenth letter of the English alphabet, P, in Korean

The English phrase ‘happy mother’s day’ is translated into Korean as 행복한 어버이날. A greeting used to wish a mother a happy Mother’s Day.

The English phrase “why are you sad” is translated into Korean as 왜 슬퍼요? The word 왜 means “why” in English.

In Korean, ‘hi sister’ is 안녕 언니 (annyeong eonni). The phrase is an informal greeting used by a female to address an older sister or an older female friend.

To say go in Korean, meaning to move from one place to another, use 가다 (gada).

To stay in Korean is to say 머무르다.

To say “I want to study” in Korean, use 공부하고 싶어. This phrase is used to express a personal desire to learn or study a subject.