Korean

The English word idiom is translated into Korean as 관용구. This noun refers to an idiomatic expression.

The Korean word for horse is 말. 말 refers to members of the species Equus ferus.

The Korean term for roundhouse kick is 돌려차기. 돌려차기 is the standard technical name for the roundhouse kick used in Korean martial arts such as Taekwondo.

The English phrase “what is my name?” is translated into Korean as 제 이름이 뭐예요?

The English phrase “so far” can be translated into Korean as 지금까지. The phrase is used to mean “until now”, “previously” or “yet”.

The English phrase “only you” is translated into Korean as 너뿐이야.

The Korean word for moon is 달. The primary way to refer to the natural satellite of Earth is 달.

The English phrase “iced coffee” is 아이스 커피 in Korean. 아이스 커피 refers to a coffee drink that is served cold with ice cubes.

The English phrase “who is she?” is translated into Korean as 그녀는 누구예요? This phrase is a question used to ask for the identity of a female person.

In Korean, ‘before’ is said as 전에. 전에 is used as a conjunction to mean ‘in advance of the time when’ or as an adverb to mean ‘at an earlier time’.