How to Say “Wow” in Korean
The Korean word for “wow” is 와. 와 is used as a standalone exclamation to express surprise, admiration or shock.
The Korean word for “wow” is 와. 와 is used as a standalone exclamation to express surprise, admiration or shock.
The English phrase ‘canadian’ (referring to a person) is translated into Korean as 캐나다인 or 캐나다 사람. Both terms are used to refer to a person from Canada.
The English phrase ‘train station’ is 기차역 in Korean. 기차역 refers to a place where trains stop for passengers to get on and off.
Goodbye in Korean is expressed through several forms depending on who is leaving and who is staying.
The Korean word for bad words is 욕 (yok), which covers swear words and the act of swearing.
디비야 is the Korean way to write the proper name Divya. 디비야 is used as a proper name for a person.
The English phrase “I want something” is translated into Korean as 뭔가 원해요.
The English phrase “break a leg” can be translated into Korean as 행운을 빌어.