Korean

The English word “subscription” is 구독 in Korean. 구독 is a noun used to describe having access to a resource for a period of time.

Last week in Korean is 지난주 (jinanju). 지난주 refers to the week before the current one and is used to say when something happened.

The English phrase “I have migraine” can be translated into Korean as 편두통이 있어요.

In Korean, ‘oh man’ can be expressed as 아이고. The term 아이고 is a relatively informal expression used to convey surprise, frustration or mild pain.

The English word ‘winter’ is translated into Korean as 겨울.

The English phrase “is this” is translated into Korean as 이것인가요. This phrase is used to ask for confirmation about a specific object or thing.

The English word ‘soft’ is translated into Korean as 부드러운. The term describes something that easily gives way under pressure.

In Korean, “you look cute” is said as 귀여워 보여요.

코라 is the Korean way to say the proper name Cora. 코라 is a proper name used to refer to a person.

나니 (nani) is a Japanese word meaning ‘what’ that is sometimes used in English to express surprise or confusion.