Korean

하나 (hana) is the number one in the native Korean counting system. 하나 is used when counting objects or people in the native Korean way.

In Korean, ‘much’ is expressed as 많이. 많이 is used to mean ‘much’ or ‘a lot’.

여러분 안녕하세요 is the Korean way to say “hello everyone”. This phrase is a greeting used to address a group of people.

The English word ‘dentist’ is translated into Korean as 치과의사.

The English greeting ‘sup’ can be translated into Korean as 뭐해. 뭐해 is used as an informal greeting to ask someone what they are doing or how they are.

The English word ‘Russian’ (referring to the language) is translated into Korean as 러시아어.

The English phrase “sleeping bag” can be said in Korean as 침낭 or 슬리핑 백. Both terms refer to a padded or insulated bag used for sleeping.

In Korean, there are different ways to say ‘difficult’ depending on the context. The default form is 어렵다.

The English word ‘police’ is 경찰 in Korean. 경찰 is used to refer to the police as a collective institution or a general law enforcement agency.

The English phrase “thank you, my friend” is translated into Korean as 고마워 내 친구야.