Korean

In Korean, “I liked it” is expressed as 좋았어요. This phrase is used to express satisfaction with an experience, such as a movie, a meal or a trip.

The English phrase “one year” is translated into Korean as 1년. The phrase refers to a period of time lasting twelve months.

In Korean, “are you coming” is said as 올 거야? This phrase is used to ask if someone intends to join an event or go to a place.

The English word ‘tired’ is expressed in Korean as 피곤하다. 피곤하다 is a straightforward and general way to say one is tired.

The Korean word for the color hazel is 헤이즐. 헤이즐 is used as an adjective to describe the hazel color.

In Korean, “should” is expressed using the form -아야/어야 하다. This expression is used to convey obligation.

The English word ‘river’ is translated into Korean as 강. The term refers to a large stream of water that drains a landmass.

To disavow in Korean is 부인하다. 부인하다 means to strongly and solemnly refuse to own or acknowledge. To deny responsibility for, approbation of and the like.

The English word “shining” is translated into Korean as 빛나는. 빛나는 is an adjective used to describe something that is currently emitting light.

The Korean word for “smartphone” is 스마트폰. 스마트폰 is used to refer to a smartphone.