Korean

In Korean, the phrase for the English ‘am’ (as in a time of day) is 오전. The term 오전 is used to indicate the period before noon.

The Korean word for idiot is 바보. In Korean, terms for an idiot range from lighthearted teasing to harsh insults.

The phrase for “he is handsome” in Korean is 그는 잘생겼어. This phrase is used to say that a man is physically attractive.

The English phrase “deja vu” is expressed in Korean as 데자뷔.

The English phrase “she is my friend” is translated into Korean as 그녀는 내 친구야. This phrase is used to identify a female person as a friend.

The English phrase “thank you to a friend” is translated into Korean as 고마워.

To say “how are you today?” in Korean, you say 오늘 어떠세요? 오늘 어떠세요? is a polite greeting used to ask someone about their current well-being or mood.

The English phrase “I miss you, my love” is translated into Korean as 보고 싶어요 내 사랑. This phrase expresses a longing for a romantic partner.

To say “hate me” in Korean, use 날 미워해. This phrase is used as a request or command for someone to feel hatred toward the speaker.

In Korean, the phrase ‘i am pretty’ is expressed as 나 예뻐. This phrase is a statement used to express that the speaker is physically attractive.