How to Say “Peanut” in Korean
The Korean word for peanut is 땅콩 (ttangkong). 땅콩 is a noun used to refer to the peanut, a legume that resembles a nut.
The Korean word for peanut is 땅콩 (ttangkong). 땅콩 is a noun used to refer to the peanut, a legume that resembles a nut.
The phrase “bulletproof boy scouts” in Korean is 방탄소년단 (Bangtansonyeondan). 방탄소년단 is the name of the popular South Korean boy band.
To paint in Korean is expressed as 페인트. The word 페인트 is used as a noun to mean paint.
In Korean, the phrase “long time” is expressed as 오랜 시간. used as part of greeting of two people who have not been in contact for a long time
The English phrase “what is wrong with you?” can be translated into Korean as 왜 그래?
The Korean phrase for the female given name Makayla is 미케일라. 미케일라 is used as a transliteration of the female given name Makayla.
The English phrase “I am not good at korean” is translated into Korean as 한국어를 잘 못해요.
The English word “shampoo” is translated into Korean as 샴푸. 샴푸 refers to a product used for washing hair or other fibers.
The English phrase “are you free?” is translated into Korean as 시간 있어?