Korean

In Korean, ‘i like to’ is expressed as ~하는 것을 좋아해요. A phrase used to express that someone enjoys doing a particular activity.

The Korean word for coworker is 동료. 동료 is a formal and neutral term that means colleague or co-worker.

싯디 is the Korean way to say the English phrase siddhi. This noun refers to spiritual power or psychic ability.

In Korean, “I wish” is expressed as 좋겠어요. The phrase is used to express that you would very much like a certain situation to be true.

The English phrase ‘thank god’ is expressed in Korean as 다행이다.

The phrase “I hate bts” in Korean is expressed as 나는 BTS가 싫어. This phrase is used to express a strong dislike for the South Korean boy band BTS.

The English phrase “hey bestie” is translated into Korean as 안녕 베프. 안녕 베프 is an informal greeting used to address a close friend.

In Korean, the phrase for “guys” is 얘들아. 얘들아 is a casual way to address a group of friends or peers.

In Korean, ‘my house’ is expressed as 우리 집. The phrase is used to refer to the home where the speaker lives.

The English word ‘child’ is translated into Korean as 아이. The word 아이 refers to a son, a daughter or someone’s child in general.