Korean

The English word “snowy” can be translated into Korean as 눈 내리는. 눈 내리는 is used to describe something marked by snow.

The phrase “give it back” in Korean is translated as 돌려줘. This phrase is used as a request for someone to return an item that was taken or borrowed.

In Korean, ‘what are you doing right now?’ is translated as 지금 뭐 해요? by default.

To say I love my mom in Korean, use 엄마 사랑해요 (eomma saranghaeyo). 엄마 사랑해요 can be said to your mother directly or written in a card or message to her.

To write shiro, the Japanese name or word meaning white, in Korean letters, use 시로 (siro).

The English phrase “please eat” is expressed in Korean as 드세요. 드세요 is a polite invitation or request for someone to start eating.

The English phrase “tax refund” is translated into Korean as 세금 환급. The expression 환급 받다 is a simple way to say “to receive a refund”.

The English word ‘attack’ is translated into Korean as 공격. As a noun, 공격 refers to an attempt to cause damage, injury or death.

In Korean, ‘try your best’ is expressed as 최선을 다하세요. This phrase is used to encourage someone to put forth their maximum effort.

The phrase for mother and father in Korean is 부모님. 부모님 is used to refer to parents.