Korean

To get better in Korean is 나아지다. 나아지다 is used to describe an improvement in quality or a recovery from an illness.

To start in Korean is 시작하다. 시작하다 is used for both starting an abstract activity (like a project) and a physical action (like a race).

The English phrase ramen noodles is 라면 in Korean.

The English phrase “you got this” can be expressed in Korean as 넌 할 수 있어.

The English word slippers is translated into Korean as 슬리퍼.

The English word “bride” is translated into Korean as 신부. The term refers to a woman in the context of her own wedding.

In Korean, the phrase for “long time no see” is expressed as 오랜만이에요.

The English name Peyton is translated into Korean as 페이튼. 페이튼 is a proper name used to refer to a person.

The English word “childish” is translated into Korean as 유치한. The term is used to describe something that is immature or unbecoming.

The Korean word for ‘thousand’ is 천. 천 is the Sino-Korean number for one thousand.