Korean

In Korean, 였다 is the way to say “was” to describe a state or identity in the past.

The Korean word for ‘rat’ is 쥐. 쥐 is the most commonly used term for a rat in Korean.

The English name Alisha is written in Korean as 알리샤. 알리샤 is used as a female given name.

The English phrase “I promise” is translated into Korean as 약속해요. This phrase is used to give a guarantee that one will definitely do or not do something.

The English phrase skincare products is translated into Korean as 기초 화장품.

The English word ‘color’ is translated into Korean as 색. The word refers to a particular set of the visible spectrum.

The English phrase “I want to be” is expressed in Korean as 되고 싶어요.

In Korean, the English adjective “sage” can be translated in several ways depending on the nuance of wisdom being described. The default form is 현명하다.

The English name for the city of Sydney is written as 시드니 in Korean.

조슈아 is the Korean way to say the male given name Joshua. 조슈아 is used as a transcription of the male name Joshua.