Korean

The English phrase “hi, my name is emily” is translated into Korean as 안녕하세요, 제 이름은 에밀리예요.

The Korean word for ‘therefore’ is 그래서.

The Korean phrase for “office worker” is 회사원. 회사원 is the standard way to refer to a white-collar employee or someone working for a corporation in Korea.

To say ‘today is monday’ in Korean, use 오늘은 월요일이에요. This phrase is a statement used to identify the current day of the week as Monday.

The Korean word for takeout (of food) is 테이크아웃. The term 테이크아웃 is a loanword borrowed from English and is used to refer to getting food to go.

The English phrase ‘jk’ can be translated into Korean as 농담이야.

When it comes to showing proper respect in Korean culture, knowing how to bow correctly is of utmost importance. Bowing

The Korean word for ‘maniac’ (insane person) is 광인.

In Korean, painting is translated as 그림. The term 그림 is a broad term that can refer to both drawings and paintings.

jal jinesseoyo is the Korean phrase for “How have you been?” If unsure, use 잘 지냈어요.