Korean

To stan Twice in Korean is 트와이스를 덕질하다. The phrase is used to describe being an enthusiastic and devoted fan of the K-pop group Twice.

The Korean phrase 정 translates to jeong.

The phrase “had your food” in Korean is expressed as 밥 먹었어? This phrase is a casual greeting used to ask if someone has eaten a meal.

To say “how did you know?” in Korean, use 어떻게 알았어요? This phrase is used to ask someone how they obtained a specific piece of information.

The Korean word for granddaughter is 손녀 (sonnyeo). 손녀 is the general term for a granddaughter.

자라 is the Korean way to say Zahra, referring to the global fashion retailer. The term refers to the international clothing and accessories retailer.

The Korean word for milk is 우유. The word 우유 refers to the liquid milk typically purchased at a store, such as cow’s milk.

The English phrase “please stop” is translated into Korean as 제발 멈춰요. This phrase is a request for someone to cease a current action or movement.

The English phrase ‘btw’ can be expressed in Korean using 그런데.

To say I come in Korean, meaning you are coming toward the speaker or arriving at a place, use 와요 (wayo).