Korean

The Korean word for birthday is 생일 (saeng’il). The term is used to refer to the anniversary of someone’s birth.

The English word ‘beep’ is 삑 in Korean. 삑 is used to describe an electronically produced tone.

The English word “dessert” is translated into Korean as 디저트 or 후식.

The Korean phrase for “miss” is 보고 싶다.

The English phrase “I was wrong” is translated into Korean as 내가 틀렸어.

The English phrase “I like” is expressed in Korean as 좋아해요.

To say medical student in Korean, use 의대생. 의대생 means a student at a medical school. It is the everyday word used in news and conversation.

The English word ‘trouble’ can be translated into Korean in several ways depending on the context, such as 문제 or 곤란.

The phrase 슈레야 is how you say the female given name of Indian origin, Shreya, in Korean.

The English phrase “ate” is translated into Korean as 먹었다. The past tense of eat, used to describe the action of consuming food.