Korean

The phrase “I will buy it” in Korean is 살게요. This phrase is used to tell a seller that you have decided to purchase an item.

To say “I miss you a lot” in Korean, you use 너무 보고 싶어. This phrase is used to express a strong longing to see someone again.

The English preposition “in” is expressed in Korean as …의 안에. …의 안에 is used to describe something that is contained by or located within a space.

The English phrase “wanna die” is translated into Korean as 죽고 싶어.

The English word “dragon” is translated into Korean as 용. 용 refers to the mythical creature.

Hayley is a female given name translated into Korean as 헤일리.

윤기 is the Korean way to say the name Yoongi. In informal settings, adding 야 to the end of the name signifies familiarity and affection.

The phrase “you’re hot” in Korean is 너 섹시해. This phrase is used to tell someone that they are sexually attractive.

The English word ‘ash’ is translated into Korean as 재. 재 refers to the solid remains of a fire.

나오미 is the Korean way to say the female given name Naomi. 나오미 is a female given name.