Korean

The Korean phrase for ‘water bottle’ is 물병. 물병 is the standard term for any container used to hold and carry water.

To say “what do you want me to say?” in Korean, use 내가 무슨 말을 하길 바라?

The Korean word for ‘second’ (the unit of time) is 초. 초 is the SI unit of time representing one-sixtieth of a minute.

The English phrase “wrong number” is translated into Korean as 잘못 걸려온 전화.

The English phrase ‘leave me’ can be translated into Korean as 나를 떠나.

The English phrase “hello, cutie” is translated into Korean as 안녕, 귀요미.

The English phrase “which one” is translated into Korean as 어느 것. 어느 것 is used to ask for a specific choice among a group of items.

In Korean slang 핫하다 (hathada) means “hot” in the sense of trendy or popular, like a hot place or a hot singer.

The English phrase “may I come in, madam?” is translated into Korean as 사모님, 들어가도 될까요? This phrase is a polite request for permission to enter a room.

The English phrase “what should I call you?” is translated into Korean as 뭐라고 부르면 될까요?