Korean

The Korean phrase for “big head” is 대두.

In Korean, the phrase “you did well today” is 오늘 수고했어. This phrase is used to acknowledge someone’s hard work or effort at the end of a day.

The English phrase “do you hate me?” is translated into Korean as 나 싫어해?

To say ‘hug me’ in Korean, you use 안아줘. This phrase is a request for someone to hold you in their arms to show affection or provide comfort.

The Korean word for ‘loser’ is 패배자.

The English word ‘evil’ is translated into Korean as 악. 악 represents a general sense of evil or wickedness.

In Korean, best friend can be translated as 베스트 프렌드. The term refers to an especially close and trusted friend.

To say I will support you in Korean, meaning you are cheering for someone, use 응원할게요 (Eungwonhalgeyo). 응원할게요 gives emotional encouragement.

To say ‘be strong’ in Korean, use 힘내세요. The phrase is an expression used to encourage someone to stay positive or to keep going during a difficult time.

To say good luck with your studies in Korean, say 열공하세요 (yeolgonghaseyo), which means please study hard. It encourages someone to work hard and succeed.