Korean

The English phrase “okay (formal)” is expressed in Korean as 알겠습니다.

The English phrase “damn you” can be expressed in Korean as 빌어먹을. 빌어먹을 is an exclamation used to express strong anger or frustration.

In Korean, “please come again” is 또 오세요.

The English word “male” is translated into Korean as 남성. 남성 is a noun referring to a human of the masculine sex or gender.

The English phrase “katana” is translated into Korean as 카타나. 카타나 is a noun used to refer to a specific type of Japanese longsword.

The English nickname Gigi is written as 지지 in Korean. 지지 is used as a common nickname for people named Georgina or Gianna.

The English phrase ‘castor oil’ is translated into Korean as 피마자유. 피마자유 refers to the vegetable oil derived from the castor plant.

To say stop doing that in Korean, use 그러지 마 (geureoji ma). 그러지 마 tells someone not to keep doing what they are doing right now.

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.