Korean

In Korean, “miss park” (referring to a teacher) is said as 박 선생님. This phrase is used to address a female teacher with the surname Park.

what is your name? in Korean is 이름이 뭐예요? This phrase is used to ask someone what they are called.

In Korean, the word for land is 땅. The most common way to refer to land or the physical ground/soil under one’s feet is 땅.

To say happy birthday with name in Korean, put the person’s name before 생일 축하해 (saeng-il chuk-ha-hae), as in [Name]야, 생일 축하해.

In Korean, ‘it tastes good’ is said as 맛있어요. This phrase is used to express that food or drink has a pleasant flavor.

The English given name Benjamin is written in Korean as 벤자민. This is a male given name.

In Korean, “I am shy” is translated as 낯을 가려요.

In Korean, ‘unbelievable’ is said as 말도 안 돼. The phrase 말도 안 돼 is used to express disbelief in various contexts.

The English word ‘piercing’ is translated to Korean as 피어싱. 피어싱 is used as a noun to refer to a hole for jewelry.

The English phrase “baby bear” is translated into Korean as 아기 곰. 아기 곰 is used to refer to a young bear.