Korean

The Korean word for the class of explosives dynamite is 다이너마이트. 다이너마이트 refers to the explosive material known as dynamite.

The English word “cassandra” is translated into Korean as 카산드라. This noun refers to a person who makes dire predictions.

The Korean word for shrimp is 새우. The word 새우 refers to the flesh of the crustacean.

In Korean, “it looks good” is expressed as 좋아 보여요. This phrase is used to say that something has a pleasing appearance or seems to be in a positive state.

The Korean word for copycat is 따라쟁이 (ttarajaengi), someone who imitates what others do or copies their work.

The English word ‘grammar’ is translated into Korean as 문법. 문법 is a noun used to refer to the rules for speaking and writing a language.

In Korean, the phrase for “what did you eat?” is 뭐 먹었어요? This phrase is used to ask someone about the food they consumed in the past.

아누 is the Korean name for Anu, a deity from ancient Mesopotamian mythology.

졸려? is the Korean way to say “are you sleepy?”. This phrase is used to ask if someone feels a need to sleep.

The English phrase ‘side eye’ is 곁눈질 in Korean. 곁눈질 describes the physical act of looking at something out of the corner of one’s eye.