Korean

The English phrase “no thank you” is expressed in Korean as 됐어요. 됐어요 is a common way to decline an offer of food, service or assistance.

To say “I understand” in Korean, use 이해해요. This phrase is used to show that you comprehend the meaning or importance of something.

In Korean, “it is cool” is expressed as 멋있어. This phrase is used to describe someone’s appearance, a person’s character or an impressive object/action.

The English phrase “check please” is translated into Korean as 계산서 주세요.

The English phrase biscuits is translated into Korean as 비스킷. 비스킷 refers to small, hard, baked cakes that are usually crisp and sweet.

The English phrase ‘prank’ can be translated into Korean as 장난. 장난 refers to a practical joke, a mischievous trick or the act of playing around.

The English phrase “you are stupid” is translated into Korean as 너 바보야. This phrase is used to tell someone that they are foolish or lack intelligence.

The English name Shelby is written in Korean as 셸비. 셸비 is a proper name used to refer to a person or a brand.

Attorney Woo in Korean is 이상한 변호사 우영우. The phrase refers to the title of the South Korean television series about a lawyer with autism.

The English phrase “mental health” is translated into Korean as 정신 건강. 정신 건강 refers to emotional well-being.