Korean

올리버 is the Korean way to say the male given name Oliver. 올리버 is the name itself. Adding 씨 after the name is a polite way to address someone named Oliver.

In Korean, ‘i want to buy this’ is expressed as 이것을 사고 싶어요. This phrase is used to express a desire to purchase a specific item.

The English phrase “green light” is 초록불 in Korean.

In Korean, “I farted” is said as 방귀 뀌었어. The phrase is a statement used to admit that one has released gas from the digestive system.

In Korean, 사진 is the word for photo.

The English word “information” is translated into Korean as 정보. 정보 refers to communicable knowledge.

In the Korean military the call that goes with a salute is 충성 (chungseong), “loyalty”. The word for the salute itself is 경례 (gyeongrye).

The English phrase breathtaking is translated into Korean as 숨 막히는. 숨 막히는 is used to describe something that is stunningly beautiful.

In Korean, “I would like” is expressed as 원해요. 원해요 is used to express a desire or a wish for something.

In Korean, “I love you” is expressed as 사랑해. These phrases are used to affirm romantic feelings.