Korean

Isabella is a female given name in Korean, transliterated as 이사벨라. The name is a direct transliteration of the name Isabella into Hangul.

The English phrase ‘lost’ can be expressed in Korean as 길을 잃어버리다. The phrase is used as an adjective to describe being unable to find one’s way.

The English word ‘computer’ is translated into Korean as 컴퓨터. The primary way to say computer is through the loanword 컴퓨터.

프리얀시 is the Korean way to say the female given name of Indian origin, Priyanshi.

The English phrase ‘toys’ is translated into Korean as 장난감. 장난감 refers to objects made for children to play with.

Zeus in Korean is 제우스. 제우스 is used to refer to the supreme ruler of all Greek gods.

The English word ‘province’ is translated into Korean as 도. The term refers to a subdivision of government, typically one step below the national level.

감사합니다 is the Korean way to say thank you respectfully. The phrase 감사합니다 is a polite way to say thank you respectfully in Korean.

In Korean, the English phrase “yes” can be expressed as 네. The words used for “yes” in Korean function as particles to indicate agreement or acceptance.

The English phrase “kiss you” can be expressed in Korean as 키스해. This phrase is used to express a desire to kiss someone or to tell someone to kiss you.