Korean

In Korean, “god is good” is expressed as 하나님은 선하십니다.

The English word “cookies” is translated into Korean as 쿠키. 쿠키 refers to small, sweet, baked treats.

The English phrase “gluten-free” is translated into Korean as 글루텐 프리.

The English phrase “stop that” is translated into Korean as 그만해. This phrase is a command used to tell someone to end an annoying or unwanted action.

The English phrase “thank you brother” is translated into Korean as 고마워 형.

The English phrase “what did you do?” is expressed in Korean as 뭐 했어요? (mwo haesseoyo?).

The Korean phrase for “oh dear” is 아이고. 아이고 is used to express dismay, concern, worry, disapproval, surprise, disappointment or exasperation.

The name Joanne in Korean is 조앤. 조앤 is the standard way to refer to the female given name Joanne.

The English word ‘dormitory’ is translated into Korean as 기숙사. 기숙사 refers to a building or a specific part of a building used as a dormitory.

The English phrase ‘take care’ can be translated into Korean in several ways, with 몸 조심하십시오 being the default form.