Korean

In Hangul “thank you” is 감사합니다 (gamsahamnida). It is polite and works in shops, offices and with strangers. Friends say 고마워 (gomawo).

The English word “informal” is translated into Korean as 비격식의. The adjective 비격식의 describes language that reflects everyday, non-ceremonious usage.

The English phrase “rock paper scissors shoot” is translated into Korean as 안 내면 진 거 가위바위보.

To say “are you going to sleep?” in Korean, use 자러 가요? This phrase is used to ask if someone is about to go to bed.

The Korean word for ‘taco’ is 타코. 타코 is used to refer to the Mexican snack food.

In Korean, “hello, my name is sara” is expressed as 안녕하세요, 제 이름은 사라입니다. This phrase is a polite way to greet someone and introduce yourself by name.

The Korean word for “slow” is 느린. The term is used to describe something that is not quick in motion.

The English phrase “younger cousin” is translated into Korean as 사촌동생. 사촌동생 is used to refer to a cousin who is younger than the speaker.

The English phrase “yeah right” can be expressed in Korean as 그렇겠지.

Casual Korean for “thank you” includes 땡큐 (ttaengkyu), borrowed from English, and 고마워 (gomawo). In chats people type ㄳ (gamsa), short for 감사 (gamsa).