Korean

To wish in Korean is to say 빌다. The phrase can be expressed in several ways depending on the intensity and nature of the wish.

The English phrase “I kiss you” is translated into Korean as 뽀뽀해 줄게.

The English phrase ‘sign’ is translated into Korean as 표지판.

The English phrase “where is the toilet?” is translated into Korean as 화장실이 어디예요? This phrase is a question used to ask for the location of a restroom.

The Korean phrase for “I want a hug” is 안아 줘. This phrase is used to request that someone embrace the speaker.

In Korean, “I am so tired” is expressed as 너무 피곤해요. This phrase is used to express that a person feels a great need for sleep or rest.

The English phrase ‘never’ is translated into Korean as 결코. 결코 is used to convey the meaning of ‘never’ with emphasis on the negation of a possibility.

The English phrase “I am really sorry” can be translated into Korean as 정말 미안해. 정말 미안해 is an informal expression used to apologize sincerely to someone.

The English word “warrior” is translated into Korean as 전사 (jeonsa).

In Korean, the phrase for “I am late” is 늦었어. The phrase is used to state that someone has not arrived at the expected time.