Korean

The Korean phrase for “happy birthday grandpa” is 할아버지 생신 축하드려요. This is a polite greeting used to wish one’s grandfather a happy birthday.

The Korean word for “goodness” is 선. 선 refers to the state or characteristic of being good.

The English phrase “even if” is expressed in Korean using the form -아/어도.

The English phrase “sunlight” is translated into Korean as 햇빛. The term refers to the electromagnetic radiation given off by the sun.

In Korean, “did you eat yet?” is expressed as 밥 먹었어? This phrase is a common way to ask “Did you eat?” more casually.

The Korean phrase for “did you know” is 알고 있었나요. A question used to ask if someone already had a specific piece of information.

The English phrase “my other half” is translated into Korean as 내 반쪽. 내 반쪽 is used in a romantic or poetic sense to describe a spouse or significant other.

In Korean, ‘i taught myself’ can be expressed as 독학했어요. This phrase is used to say that you learned a skill or subject on your own without a teacher.

The English word “lazy” translates to Korean as 게으른. 게으른 is used to describe someone or something that is unwilling to work.

The English phrase “head manager” is translated into Korean as 부장.