Korean

The Korean phrase for “hey girl” is 얘야. 얘야 is an informal way to get the attention of a girl or young woman.

The English phrase “welcome to korea” is translated into Korean as 한국에 오신 것을 환영합니다.

The English word “basic” can be translated into Korean as 기본. The term 기본 can be used as a noun to mean “the basics” or “the fundamentals” of a subject.

In Korean, ‘how come’ is expressed as 어째서. The phrase is used as an adverb meaning ‘why’.

The English phrase “you look like someone” is expressed in Korean as 누구 닮았어요.

unhei is the English translation for the Korean word 은혜 (eunhye), which refers to a benefit or favor received from someone.

The English phrase “harder” can be translated into Korean as 더 세게.

Whether you’re planning a trip to Korea, engaging with Korean friends or coworkers, or simply interested in learning Korean culture,

Yumi is the Korean way to say the female given name Yumi. 유미 is used as a female given name.

The English phrase ‘request’ is translated into Korean as 요청. 요청 is used to describe the act of asking someone to do something.