How to Say “See You” in Korean
In Korean, the phrase “see you” is translated as 또 봐요. 또 봐요 is used specifically when leaving or ending a conversation.
In Korean, the phrase “see you” is translated as 또 봐요. 또 봐요 is used specifically when leaving or ending a conversation.
The English phrase “will you be my boyfriend” is translated into Korean as 내 남친 해줄래?
The English phrase “crazy bastard” is translated into Korean as 미친놈. The phrase is used to refer to a man who is acting in an insane or irrational manner.
The Korean phrase for “happy holiday” is 즐거운 연휴 보내세요. This phrase is used to wish someone an enjoyable time during a period of public holidays.
The English phrase “sorry for the late reply” is translated into Korean as 답장이 늦어 죄송합니다.
The English phrase “I am not korean” is translated into Korean as 저는 한국인이 아니에요.
Pediatrics in Korean is 소아과. The term 소아과 is commonly used to refer to both the medical specialty and the physical clinic or department itself.
In Korean, “disturbing you” is expressed as 방해해서. This phrase is used to apologize for interrupting someone or interrupting their work.
The English verb “study” can be translated into Korean as 공부하다 or 배우다.