Korean

The English phrase “I will work hard” is expressed in Korean as 열심히 하겠습니다.

In Korean, “can I have” is expressed as 줄 수 있어요. This phrase is a polite way to ask someone to give you something.

The English phrase “wake up” can be translated into Korean as 일어나다. To express the concept of waking up or getting up, use 일어나다.

The English phrase ‘what’ can be said in Korean using 무엇 or 뭐. Both forms function as interrogative pronouns to ask ‘what’.

The English word “wolf” is translated into Korean as 늑대 (neukdae) or 이리 (iri).

In Korean, the phrase ‘by’ can be expressed using …로써 or …로. These particles indicate a means.

The English phrase “night night” is translated into Korean as 잘 자. 잘 자 is a simple and casual way to say “sleep well” to a friend or peer.

The English phrase “strep throat” is translated into Korean as 연쇄상구균 인두염. This term is used as a noun to refer to a throat infection.

The Korean word for performance is 공연. 공연 is the standard term used for theater plays, dance performances and general stage shows.

The Korean word for “dorm” is 기숙사. 기숙사 refers to the entire dormitory building or the residential facility, rather than just a single room within the dorm.