Korean

Tonight in Korean is 오늘 밤. The phrase 오늘 밤 is an adverb used to indicate that something occurs during today’s evening.

The English phrase “wait, what?” is expressed in Korean as 잠깐, 뭐라고?

The Korean word for “young” is 젊은. 젊은 is an adjective used to describe people who are in the early part of their life.

Nepal in Korean is 네팔. The word refers to the Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal.

The Korean word for “what (formal)” is 무엇. 무엇 is a pronoun used to ask for information about an object or a concept.

In Korean, “I like this song” is expressed as 이 노래 좋아해요. This phrase is used to express that you enjoy a particular piece of music.

The English word “stance” is translated into Korean as 자세.

The Korean phrase for “black and white” is 흑백.

The Korean verb for ‘to look’ is 보다. 보다 is used to express the action of trying to see something.

The English phrase “thank you for sharing” is expressed in Korean as 공유해 주셔서 감사합니다.