Korean

In Korean, ‘what do you mean?’ is expressed as 무슨 뜻이에요? A question used to ask someone to explain their statement more clearly.

The Korean phrase 파피 is a nickname for a father or a term of endearment for a man, corresponding to the English ‘papi’.

In Korean, the phrase for happy birthday to an older person is 생신 축하드려요.

In Korean, the phrase for ‘start’ is 시작. 시작 is used to describe the commencement of an action or process.

The Korean phrase for goodbye to someone leaving is 안녕히 가세요.

The English word “adjective” is translated into Korean as 형용사.

The female given name Isla in Korean is 이슬라. 이슬라 is used to represent the name Isla in Korean script.

The English phrase “I love my cat” is translated into Korean as 내 고양이를 사랑해. This phrase is used to express deep affection for one’s own pet cat.

South America in Korean is 남아메리카. Both terms are used to refer to the continent that is the southern part of the Americas.

The English phrase “how dare you” is expressed in Korean as 감히 네가. This phrase is used to express indignation and shock at another person’s action