How to Say “I Am Watching Tv” in Korean
In Korean, the phrase ‘i am watching tv’ is expressed as TV 보고 있어요.
In Korean, the phrase ‘i am watching tv’ is expressed as TV 보고 있어요.
The Korean phrase for “um” is 음. 음 is a filler word used to indicate hesitation or to give a speaker a moment to think while they are speaking.
The English phrase “I go to school” is translated into Korean as 학교에 가요.
The English phrase ‘my friend and i’ is translated into Korean as 내 친구와 나.
In Korean, the phrase “I am going to” can be expressed as 갈 거야. The phrase is used to express a future plan or intention to do something.
In Korean, the phrase to close the door is 문 닫아. This phrase is used as a request or command to move a door into a shut position.
The English word “curious” can be translated into Korean as 호기심이 많은 or 궁금하다.
The English word “tomorrow” is 내일 in Korean. 내일 is an adverb used to refer to the day after the present day.
In Korean, ‘over there’ can be expressed as 저기 or 저쪽. You may also use the polite form 저쪽에 to mean ‘over there’.