Korean

In Korean, ‘glory’ is expressed as 영광. 영광 is used to describe the abstract concept of glory, honor or a great distinction that someone receives.

The English phrase “very sorry” can be expressed in Korean as 정말 죄송합니다.

The English phrase ‘relief’ is translated into Korean as 안도.

The Korean word for ‘harley’ is 할리 (halli), which serves as a common shorthand name for Harley-Davidson motorcycles.

In Korean, “I want to eat ramen” is expressed as 라면 먹고 싶어요. This phrase is a statement used to express a desire to eat ramen.

The English phrase ‘dare’ is expressed in Korean as 감히. 감히 is an adverb used to express that someone has the audacity or nerve to do something.

In a Korean taekwondo class, students greet their instructor with 안녕하세요 (annyeonghaseyo) and a bow.

gomawoyo is a Korean phrase meaning thank you. 고마워요 is a polite way to express gratitude to someone.

The English phrase “headphones” is translated into Korean as 헤드폰.

In Korean, Mr. Kim is said as 김 선생님. 김 선생님 is a title typically used to address male teachers, professionals or individuals with a higher social status.