Korean

The English word “chance” can be translated into Korean as 기회 or 찬스. The word 기회 refers to a general opportunity.

먹을게요 is the Korean phrase for “I will eat”. This phrase is a statement used to tell someone that you intend to eat.

제발 (jebal) is the Korean word for “please” when used to express a desperate or earnest plea.

안녕 is the Korean way to say casual hello. 안녕 is an informal way to say hi or hey.

To ask “how to say that in Korean” in Korean, you say 그것을 한국어로 어떻게 말해요.

In Korean, “I miss you” is expressed as 보고 싶어.

The English phrase ‘insane’ is translated into Korean as 미친. 미친 is an adjective used to describe something characterized by insanity or the utmost folly.

In Korean, “I like to eat” is expressed as 먹는 것을 좋아해요. This phrase is used to express that you enjoy the activity of eating.

In Korean, the English word ‘pepper’ can be translated as either 고추 or 후추 depending on the type of pepper.

The English phrase “passport” is translated into Korean as 여권. The term refers to the official document required for foreign travel.