Korean

In Korean, “stop it” can be translated as 하지 마. This phrase is a command used to tell someone to cease doing something that is annoying or unwanted.

To say “I am from Pakistan” in Korean, you use 파키스탄 출신이에요. This phrase is used to state that your country of origin is Pakistan.

The English phrase “give me water” is expressed in Korean as 물 줘. This phrase is used to make a direct request for someone to provide water.

The English word energy is translated into Korean as 에너지. 에너지 refers to the capacity to do work

The Korean term for “maknae” is 막내. 막내 refers to the youngest member, or the youngest sibling, in a family or a group.

빈센조 is the Korean way to say the male given name of Italian origin, Vincenzo.

A casual “hi” in North Korean is 안녕 (annyeong), used between friends and with children.

The English phrase paparazzi is expressed in Korean as 파파라치. The word 파파라치 is the transliterated English word for paparazzi.

The English name Helen is written as 헬렌 in Korean. 헬렌 is the female given name Helen in Korean.

The Korean word for coat is 코트. 코트 is a loanword from English used to refer to an outer garment covering the upper torso and arms.