Korean

The Korean word for off (in the sense of inoperative or disabled) is 꺼짐. 꺼짐 is used to describe something that is inoperative or disabled.

The English word berry is translated into Korean as 베리. 베리 is used to refer to small succulent fruits.

The English phrase “I want to see” is expressed in Korean as 보고 싶어요. This phrase is used to express a desire to see someone or something.

The English phrase “hi, what are you doing?” is translated into Korean as 안녕, 뭐해?

The phrase “thank you for” in Korean is expressed using 고마워. The phrase is used to express gratitude to someone for something they have done.

비앙카 is the Korean way to say the female given name Bianca. 비앙카 is used as a female given name.

In Korean, “did you eat rice?” is translated as 밥 먹었어? A friendly greeting used to ask if someone is doing well or has eaten.

In Korean, the phrase “you’re good” is expressed as 잘하네.

To suffer in Korean is 고통받다. The verb 고통받다 is used to describe experiencing serious physical or mental suffering.

Congratulations in Korean can be expressed as 축하해요 (chukhahaeyo). This phrase is used to express approbation.