Korean

The Korean term for Ms. is 씨. 씨 is a gender-neutral title used to address both men and women.

To ask “where is this place?” in Korean, you say 여기 어디예요? This phrase is used to ask for the name or location of the place where the speaker currently is.

락슈미 is the Korean way to say the name Laxmi. 락슈미 is used as a transcription of the name Laxmi into the Korean alphabet.

In Korean, “hello sister” is translated as 안녕 언니. 안녕 언니 is an informal greeting used by a female to address an older sister or an older female friend.

In Korean, the English phrase ‘yet’ (meaning nevertheless or however) can be expressed as 그래도. Both 그래도 and 그런데 can be used to express contrast.

The English phrase “what to eat” can be expressed in Korean as 뭐 먹을까. This phrase is used as a question to ask for suggestions or to help decide on a meal.

In Korean, “you’re funny” is expressed as 웃겨요. This phrase is used to tell someone that they are making you laugh or are being humorous.

The English slang ‘slay’ can be translated into the Korean slang term 찢었다.

The English phrase ‘score’ is translated into Korean as 점수. The term refers to the number of points accrued.

The Korean word for bracelet is 팔찌. 팔찌 refers to a band or chain worn around the wrist as jewelry or an ornament.