Korean

In Korean, “nice to see you” is expressed as 만나서 반가워요. This phrase is used specifically when meeting someone for the first time.

The English phrase “big brother” is translated into Korean as 형.

The English phrase “stop it, please” is translated into Korean as 그만하세요.

The Korean word for broccoli is 브로콜리. 브로콜리 is used to refer to the edible green plant Brassica oleracea var. italica.

The English abbreviation “wyd” can be translated into Korean as 뭐해. 뭐해 is an informal way to ask someone what they are doing right now.

In Korean, the phrase for no politely is 괜찮습니다. When someone offers you something, saying 괜찮습니다 functions as a polite way to decline the offer.

The English phrase “bias wrecker” is translated into Korean as 최애 파괴자.

The Korean word for papaya is 파파야. 파파야 is a noun used to refer to the tropical fruit known as papaya.

The Korean word for toes is 발가락 (balgarak). It names the five digits on each human foot and is the standard term in both everyday and formal speech.

The Korean word for instructor is 강사. 강사 is used for people hired to provide specialized instruction in professional contexts.