Korean

In Korean, humiliation can be expressed as 굴욕. The term refers to the state of being humbled, reduced to lowliness or forced into submission.

The English phrase “lucky you” can be expressed in Korean as 좋겠다. The phrase is used to tell someone that you envy their good fortune.

The English phrase “edits” can be translated into Korean as 편집.

The Korean word for the loud exclamation “boo” (intended to scare someone) is 야유.

In Korean, “you like someone” is expressed as 좋아해요.

The English phrase “I am so sad” is expressed in Korean as 너무 슬퍼요.

The phrase for “the food looks good” in Korean is 음식이 맛있어 보여요.

The English phrase “talk to you later” is translated into Korean as 나중에 얘기해.

The English word quiche is translated into Korean as 키슈.

The Korean phrase for “handsome man” is 미남. 미남 is used to describe a man who is physically attractive, often translated as “a beautiful man.”