Korean

The phrase “great grandma” in Korean is 증조할머니 (jeungjohalmeoni). 증조할머니 is used to refer to the mother of one’s grandmother or grandfather.

The English phrase ‘bugs’ is translated into Korean as 벌레. 벌레 is the most general and widely-used word for bugs in Korean.

The English word “twice” can be translated into Korean as 두 번 (two times) or as the phonetic transliteration 트와이스.

The phrase ‘beautiful voice’ in Korean is 아름다운 목소리. 아름다운 목소리 is a standard and formal way to express that a voice is beautiful.

The English phrase “stupid girl” is translated into Korean as 바보 같은 여자.

How are you doing in Korean is expressed as 잘 지내요? This phrase is a common greeting used to ask someone about their general well-being.

The English word “year” is translated into Korean as 년. The term refers to the time it takes for the Earth to complete one revolution around the Sun.

In Korean, “I am not” is expressed as 아니에요. The phrase is used to deny a statement or to say that something is not true.

The English phrase “you’re mad” can be translated into Korean as 너 미쳤어.

The English word ‘occupation’ is translated into Korean as 직업. 직업 refers to an activity or task with which one occupies oneself.