Korean

올리비아 is the Korean way to say the female given name Olivia. 올리비아 is used as a female given name.

The Korean word for “subscribe” is 구독. 구독 means to pay for the provision of a service.

The Korean word for socks is 양말. 양말 refers to the clothing worn on the feet to keep them warm or to protect them inside shoes.

The English phrase ‘may be’ is expressed in Korean as 어쩌면. 어쩌면 is an adverbial phrase used to express that something is possible but not certain.

yeoboseyo is the Korean way to say Hello when answering the phone. 여보세요 is used to say “Hello” or “Hi” when answering a phone call.

In Korean, the name Addy is written as 애디. 애디 is a shortened version of the name Addison.

In Korean, the phrase “oh, I see” is expressed as 아, 그렇구나.

The English word window is 창문 in Korean. The general term for an opening in a building used for light and air is 창문.

The English phrase “I am a big fan” is expressed in Korean as 팬이에요.

The Korean word for aunty is 이모 (imo). 이모 specifically refers to the sister of one’s mother.