Korean

To have in Korean is expressed using several forms, most commonly 있다 or 가지다.

The English word ‘inflation’ is translated into Korean as 인플레이션.

The English name Lexie is translated into Korean as 렉시. 렉시 is used to refer to the name Lexie.

In Korean, “not good” is said as 안 좋아. The phrase is used to describe something that is of poor quality or a situation that is unpleasant.

The English phrase “it hurts” is translated into Korean as 아파요. The phrase is used to express that one is experiencing physical pain.

In Korean, ‘i am mad’ is expressed as 화가 났어. This phrase is used to express that you are feeling angry.

The English phrase “is it true?” is expressed in Korean as 진짜예요? in its default form.

In Korean, “I will be there” is expressed as 거기로 갈게요. This phrase is used to tell someone that you will travel to their location.

The English phrase “I love ramen” can be expressed in Korean as 라면을 정말 좋아해요. This phrase is used to express a strong liking for ramen noodles.

The English phrase “hi crush” is translated into Korean as 안녕 짝사랑.