Korean

The phrase “what do you like to do?” in Korean is 뭐 하는 거 좋아해요? This phrase is used to ask someone about their hobbies or interests.

The Korean word for “ow” is 아야. 아야 is an exclamation used to express sudden physical pain.

The English phrase butterfly is translated into Korean as 나비. The word refers to the insect. You can also use the phrase 나비처럼 to mean “like a butterfly”.

In Korean, mistake is translated as 실수. The term for mistake in Korean depends on the specific nature of the error.

The Korean phrase for “how do you do” is 처음 뵙겠습니다. 처음 뵙겠습니다 is used specifically during an initial introduction.

To say “I love my mother” in Korean, use 나는 엄마를 사랑해. This phrase is used to express deep affection and love for one’s own mother.

Casual Korean for “sorry” is 미안 (mian), short for 미안해 (mianhae).

The Japanese word “baka” can be expressed in Korean as 바보. 바보 is a commonly used term for “fool” or “idiot” in informal conversations.

The English word ‘structure’ is translated into Korean as 구조. 구조 refers to the overall form or organization of something.

In Korean, ‘only a little bit’ is said as 조금만.