Korean

The English phrase “majesty” is translated into Korean as 폐하. 폐하 is used as a term of address for royalty or an emperor.

뭐해? is the Korean way to say “what are you doing?”. This phrase is used to ask what someone is currently doing or to start a conversation.

The English phrase “I am cool” is translated into Korean as 나는 멋지다.

In Korean, sidewalk is 인도. The term refers to a paved footpath for pedestrians.

The English phrase “church” can be translated into Korean as 교회. The word is used to describe a house of worship.

To say ‘cheer up’ in Korean, use 힘내. The phrase is used to make someone happy. It can also be translated as ‘bring out your strength’ or ‘summon courage’.

In Korean, “please introduce yourself” is expressed as 자기소개 해주세요.

The English phrase “go to sleep” is translated into Korean as 자다. The verb 자다 means to begin the state of sleeping or to go to bed for the night.

In Korean, “I fell asleep” is said as 나 잠들었어. This phrase is used to say that someone transitioned from being awake to sleeping.

The English phrase ‘reservations’ is translated into Korean as 예약.