Korean

The English phrase “have a good day at work” can be expressed in Korean as 오늘 일 잘 다녀오세요.

이의 있습니다 is the Korean way to say I object. 이의 있습니다 is used to make a formal statement of disagreement or a legal challenge.

The English phrase ‘circle lenses’ is translated into Korean as 서클렌즈.

The English phrase “well done” is translated into Korean using several forms depending on the social context.

The English phrase “you idiot” is translated into Korean as 바보야. 바보야 is an informal expression used to call someone foolish.

The English phrase “so yummy” is expressed in Korean as 너무 맛있어요. The phrase 너무 맛있어요 translates to “it’s so delicious”.

The English word ‘god’ is translated into Korean as 하나님. In Christianity, the term 하나님 is used to mean ‘God’.

To wish a friend happy birthday by name in Korean, say 생일 축하해, 민수야 (saengil chukahae, minsu-ya).

In Korean, “good luck” can be expressed as 행운을 빌어요. The phrases are used to wish fortune on someone or to provide encouragement.

The English phrase ‘vibes’ can be translated into Korean as 분위기.