Korean

banmal is the Korean term for casual or informal speech. 반말 refers to the casual style of speaking used with people of equal or lower social status.

The English phrase “I like strawberries” is translated into Korean as 나는 딸기를 좋아해요.

In Korean, singing is 노래. The word 노래 refers to both a song and the act of singing.

The Korean phrase for “hello to someone” is 안녕하세요. 안녕하세요 is a polite greeting used to say hello to another person.

The English phrase “grew up” is translated into Korean as 자랐다. The verb is used to describe the process of spending one’s childhood and reaching adulthood.

Miranda is the Korean transliteration of the female name Miranda, written as 미란다. 미란다 is used as a female name.

To say “I like Korean food” in Korean, you use 한식을 좋아해요. This phrase is used to express a personal preference for food from Korea.

내 사랑 is the Korean way to say “my love”. 내 사랑 is an affectionate term used to address or refer to a person someone loves.

The English verb laugh is translated into Korean as 웃다. 웃다 means to show mirth by peculiar movement of the muscles of the face and emission of sounds.

지민 is the Korean way to say the given name Jimin. 지민 is a person’s given name.