Korean

The English phrase “pickles” is translated into Korean as 피클.

The English phrase “this is a book” is translated into Korean as 이것은 책입니다.

The English phrase “what time” is translated into Korean as 몇 시.

Casual Korean for “hi” is 안녕 (annyeong). Young people also borrow English and say 하이 (hai), and 야 (ya) is used to get a close friend’s attention.

The English phrase ‘aliyah’ is translated into Korean as 알리야. 알리야 refers to the immigration of Jews to Israel.

The English phrase “what does this mean?” is translated into Korean as 이게 무슨 뜻이에요? You can replace 이게 (this) with 그게 to ask “What does *that* mean?”

The English phrase “look at me” can be translated into Korean as 나를 봐. 나를 봐 is a command used to tell someone to direct their eyes toward the speaker.

The English phrase “happy birthday to an elder” is translated into Korean as 생신 축하드립니다.

The English phrase “very little” is translated into Korean as 아주 조금. The phrase is used to describe a small amount or a low degree of something.

많이 사랑해 is the Korean phrase for “I love you a lot”. This phrase is used to express a strong feeling of affection or love for someone.