Korean

In Korean, “your birth year” is expressed as 태어난 해. The phrase 태어난 해 is used to refer to the year a person was born.

The Korean word for whale is 고래. 고래 is the most common and standard term used to refer to a whale.

The English phrase “cutie pie” is translated into Korean as 귀요미. 귀요미 is used as a noun to describe a cute person.

The English phrase “good morning beautiful” can be translated into Korean as 좋은 아침이에요, 예쁜이.

To say “stop, please” in Korean, use 멈춰 주세요. The phrase 멈춰 주세요 is used as a polite request for someone to cease moving or to end an action.

The English phrase ‘everywhere’ is translated into Korean as 어디에나. The term is used as an adverb to indicate that something exists or occurs at all places.

The English phrase “you’re rude” is expressed in Korean as 무례하시네요.

In Korean, “did you eat?” is expressed as 밥 먹었어? A friendly greeting used to show care for someone’s well-being by asking if they have had a meal.

The English phrase “peppa pig” is translated into Korean as 페파피그. 페파피그 refers to the name of the popular children’s animated series and its main character.

The English phrase “it looks like” is expressed in Korean as ~인 것 같다.