Korean

The Korean word for “dollar” is 달러. 달러 is a noun used to refer to the specific currency unit.

The Korean word for gum is 껌. 껌 refers to a single piece of chewing gum.

The English phrase “very pretty” is translated into Korean as 너무 예뻐요.

The Korean word for “here” is 여기. 여기 is an adverb used to refer to the place in, on or at this location, specifically near the speaker.

The Korean phrase for “this is” is 이것은. The phrase is used to identify or introduce a specific object or person near the speaker.

In Hangul “I love you” is 사랑해 (saranghae) in casual speech. The polite version is 사랑해요 (saranghaeyo) and the formal one is 사랑합니다 (saranghamnida).

The English word “day” (as a 24-hour period) can be expressed in Korean as 일주야, 하루 or 일.

The phrase ‘i will sleep now’ in Korean is expressed as 이제 잘게. This phrase is used to tell someone that you are going to bed or going to sleep now.

깊은 애도 is the Korean phrase for “deep condolences”. This phrase is an expression of profound sympathy and sorrow used when someone has died.

To a friend, say 축하해 (chukahae) for “congratulations”. Adding 진짜 (jinjja), “really”, makes it warmer: 진짜 축하해.