Korean

To say “I hate something” in Korean, use 싫어해요. This phrase is used to express a strong dislike for someone or something.

The English word ‘shiny’ is translated to Korean as 반짝이는. 반짝이는 is used to describe something that is reflecting light.

The English phrase ‘eat’ is translated into Korean as 식사하다.

The English phrase ‘come out’ translates to the Korean verb 나오다. 나오다 is used to describe a product, movie or song being released to the public.

The English slang phrase “kys” can be expressed in Korean as 자살해. 자살해 is used as text messaging slang.

The English phrase “go study” is translated into Korean as 가서 공부해.

The Korean exclamation 야 means ‘yah’. 야 is used as an informal exclamation to get someone’s attention or to express surprise.

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The Korean word for divine is 신성한. The adjective 신성한 is used to describe things that are sacred or holy, typically within religious or spiritual contexts.

The English phrase “I would like to pay” is expressed in Korean as 계산할게요.