Korean

어린 왕자 is the Korean translation for the English phrase “little prince”, specifically referring to the title of the famous novella by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry.

The English name “Jesus” is translated into Korean as 예수. 예수 is used to refer to the religious figure Jesus.

The English phrase “what is your problem?” is translated into Korean as 무슨 문제 있어요?

The English phrase “dinner time” is translated into Korean as 저녁 시간. 저녁 시간 is used to refer to the time of day when the evening meal is eaten.

The Korean word for door is 문. 문 is the standard noun used to refer to a portal of entry into a building, a room or a vehicle.

The English phrase “bad guy” is translated into Korean as 나쁜 놈. 나쁜 놈 is used to refer to a villain or a bad guy.

To say happy holidays in Korean, use 즐거운 휴일 (jeulgeoun hyuil). 즐거운 휴일 (jeulgeoun hyuil) wishes someone a pleasant holiday or day off.

The English word “warm” is translated into Korean as 따뜻하다. 따뜻하다 is used to describe something having a temperature slightly higher than usual.

In Korean, “how is it” is expressed as 어때요. A question used to ask for someone’s opinion or impression of something.

The English phrase “my favorite” can be expressed in Korean as 내가 가장 좋아하는 것.