Korean

지야 (jiya) is the Korean way to write the female given name of Indian origin Jiya.

The Korean phrase for “very much” is 대단히. 대단히 is an adverb used to express a high degree of something, typically used to emphasize gratitude or respect.

To approach in Korean is 다가가다. The verb expresses the act of coming or going near in terms of place or time.

The English phrase “I am fine, thank you” is translated into Korean as 괜찮아요, 감사합니다.

The English phrase ‘triangle’ is translated into Korean as 삼각형. The term refers to a polygon.

The English phrase ‘hooray’ is translated into Korean as 만세. 만세 is an exclamation used to express joy, victory or celebration.

The Korean happy birthday song uses 생일 축하합니다 (saengil chukahamnida). It is sung twice, then 사랑하는 (name)의 생일 축하합니다 (saranghaneun …

In Korean, “I will” is expressed as 할게요. This phrase is used to express a promise or a decision to do something in the future.

The English phrase ‘you’re so annoying’ is translated into Korean as 너 정말 짜증나.

The English phrase “numbers” is translated into Korean as 숫자. The word 숫자 refers to numbers.