Korean

The English phrase ‘since’ can be expressed in Korean as 이후. 이후 is typically used with specific time nouns or events to indicate a starting point in time.

The English word “beggar” translates to Korean as 거지.

비스밀라 is the Korean way to say the Arabic phrase ‘bismillah’ in English. 비스밀라 is used by Muslims to express ‘in the name of God’ before beginning an action.

The Korean verb for ‘mix’ is 섞다. 섞다 is used to describe the action of combining items from two or more sources that are normally kept separate.

To breathe in Korean is 숨쉬다. The most common way to express the general act of breathing is through the verb 숨쉬다.

The English phrase ‘bulletproof’ is translated into Korean as 방탄. 방탄 is an adjective used to describe something capable of withstanding a bullet.

The English phrase extended family is 대가족 in Korean. 대가족 is the standard term used to describe the concept of an extended family structure.

The English phrase “a lot” is translated into Korean as 많이.

When it comes to celebrating birthdays, expressing warm wishes in the native language adds a personal touch. If you’re looking

마리오 is the Korean way to say the given name Mario.