Korean

The English phrase “I have feelings for you” is translated into Korean as 너한테 마음이 있어.

The English phrase “my hobby” is translated into Korean as 나의 취미. This phrase refers to an activity that a person does for pleasure during their free time.

현 (hyeon) is the Korean given name or character used in names for the English name Hyun. 현 is a common Korean given name or a component used within names.

The English phrase “how rude” is translated into Korean as 무례하네.

The English phrase “I envy you” is expressed in Korean as 부러워. This phrase is used to express that you envy someone.

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.