Korean

The English word lily is translated into Korean as 백합 or 나리. Both terms refer to flowers in the genus Lilium, but they are used in different contexts.

The English phrase “thank you sister” is translated into Korean as 고마워요 언니.

The English phrase “this one” is translated into Korean as 이것. The phrase is used to identify or point to a specific object that is near the speaker.

In Korean, “the food was good” is expressed as 잘 먹었습니다.

In Korean, the term for “older brother” depends on the gender of the speaker. The default form is 형.

프리샤 is the Korean way to say prisha.

In Korean, her is 그녀. 그녀 is a pronoun used to refer to a woman or girl previously mentioned.

The English phrase “get a grip” can be translated into Korean as 정신 차려. 정신 차려 is used to tell someone to return to a rational handling of reality.

To travel in Korean is 여행. 여행 is used to mean being on a journey or the act of traveling. It can function as a noun meaning ‘travel’ or ‘trip’.

The English phrase “sounds delicious” is expressed in Korean as 맛있겠다.