Korean

Notebook in Korean is 공책 (gongchaek), the native word for a book of blank pages for notes. 공책 is often used for school notebooks or larger exercise books.

In Korean, “my book” is expressed as 내 책. The phrase is used to identify a book that belongs to the speaker.

In Korean, the phrase for the compass point north is 북쪽. The word refers to the direction north.

In Korean, the word for aunt is 고모. The Korean language uses specific terms for an aunt based on her relationship to the speaker’s parents.

The English word ‘out’ is translated into Korean as 밖. 밖 is an adverb used to mean away from one’s usual place or not indoors.

The English phrase ‘my name is muskan’ is translated into Korean as 제 이름은 무스칸이에요. This phrase is used to introduce oneself by stating one’s name.

The Korean verb for “leave” is 떠나다. 떠나다 is an intransitive verb used when a person departs from a place or a person.

The English word for monkey is 원숭이 in Korean. 원숭이 is a noun used to refer to the primate.

The Korean word for “young lady” is 아가씨. 아가씨 is a noun used to refer to an adolescent or young female.

The English phrase ‘senior’ (as an adjective meaning older) is translated into Korean as 더 늙은.