Korean

The Korean word for personality is 성격. 성격 refers to the set of qualities that make a person distinct from others.

The English word ‘similar’ can be translated into Korean as 비슷하다.

In Korean, “hi, how are you” is expressed as 안녕하세요, 잘 지내세요? This phrase is a polite way to say hello and ask about someone’s well-being.

The English phrase “be nice” is translated into Korean as 착하게 굴어. This phrase functions as a request or command to behave in a kind and well-mannered way.

The English phrase “come here” is expressed in Korean as 이리 와. 이리 와 is an informal and playful way to tell someone to move toward you.

In Korean, the phrase “you” is 당신.

The English phrase goosebumps is translated into Korean as 닭살.

In Korean, the phrase for hello is 안녕하세요. In the morning, you can say 안녕하세요 or 안녕하십니까.

The English phrase “my mother” can be translated into Korean as 우리 엄마. 우리 엄마 is a phrase used to refer to one’s own mother.

The English phrase “died” is translated into Korean as 죽었다. 죽었다 is used to express that a person or animal has stopped living.