Korean

To speak up in Korean is 크게 말해. The phrase is used to talk more loudly or plainly.

To reserve in Korean is 예약하다 (yeyakhada).

The English adjective ‘tame’ is translated into Korean as 길들여진. 길들여진 is used to describe things that are not wild.

In Korean, ‘drive safe’ is expressed as 안전 운전하세요. The phrase is used to tell someone to be careful while driving a vehicle.

The English phrase “give me food” is translated into Korean as 밥 줘. The phrase is used to make an informal request for a meal or something to eat.

To say ‘i want to improve my korean’ in Korean, use 한국어 실력을 늘리고 싶어요.

A bible verse in Korean is 성경 구절. 성경 구절 is used to refer to a specific passage or a short quotation from the Bible in both religious and general contexts.

In Korean, ‘problem’ is 문제. 문제 refers to a difficulty, an issue or a problem that needs to be solved.

The English phrase ‘great aunt’ is translated into Korean as 고모할머니. 고모할머니 is used to refer to the sister of one’s grandparent on the father’s side.

To say “I love you” in Korean, you say 사랑해. This phrase is used to express an affirmation of romantic feeling.