Korean

To say repeat in Korean, use 반복하다 (banbokhada), the standard verb for doing or saying something again. You may also hear 되풀이하다 and 따라하다.

In Korean, “miss kim” is expressed as 김 양. 김 양 is a polite way to address an unmarried woman with the surname Kim.

The English phrase playboy can be translated into Korean as 바람둥이.

The English phrase “why are you laughing?” is translated into Korean as 왜 웃어요? This phrase is used to ask for the reason someone is laughing.

The phrase “with someone” in Korean is translated as 누군가와. Used to indicate that an action is performed in the company of another person.

The English word ‘uncomfortable’ is translated into Korean as 불편한.

The English word ‘no’ can be expressed in Korean, with the default form being 아니요. In Korean, the forms of ‘no’ are used to show disagreement or negation.

In Korean, “you did a great job” is expressed as 잘했어. This phrase is used to praise someone for completing a task successfully.

The English phrase “hello and how are you” is translated into Korean as 안녕하세요, 어떻게 지내세요?

The English phrase ‘come again’ can be translated into Korean in several ways depending on whether you mean ‘could you repeat that’ or ‘return to this…