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English to Korean
This category is for questions and answers about the Korean translations of English words and phrases.
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Can you translate my name Deanna to Korean name?
By and large, names do not translate. When going from one language to another that uses a different alphabet, you usually just write the characters that will produce approximately the same sound. This is called transliteration.
Google Translate renders Donna in Korean as ë„나
What is 'I love you too' in Korean?
There are a few different ways to express "I love you" in Korean. Some common ways are:
- 사랑해(saranghae)- used for younger people or people of the same age
- 사랑해요(saranghaeyo)- more polite option
- 사랑합니다 (saranghamnida)- quite formal; used for people of a higher status
If you'd like to hear a native speaker's pronunciation of these words, see the related links below.
How do i say it's raining in Korean?
the literal way to write rainbow in Korean is 레인보우
but the word rainbow in Korean is 무지개 (moo-ji-gae)
How do you say senior in Korean languages?
"Sunbae" (선배) in an informal way of saying it.
You can also ad "nim" to make it more formal.
The honorific suffix -님 (-nim) is affixed to many kinship terms to make them honorific. Thus, someone may address his own grandmother as 할머니 (halmeoni) but refer to someone else's grandmother as 할머님 (halmeonim)
How do you say hello how are you in Korean?
"http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b105/Potteydum_hi_1.gif (ahn-nyong-ha-se-yo)
annyong haseyo
annyong
there's too many spellings ^-^"
Link was broken for me so here 안녕하세요 it is (pronounced like written above). I have 잘 지내심니까 (pronounced jahl jee-neh-seem-nee-kah)from a phrase book which is different from what Google Translate gives you (어떻게 지내? roughly pronounced au-toh-keh jee-neh and translates literally to "how doing" so that makes sense). I've never seen the second phrase, but I'm still learning and I'm very early into my studies. I would just stick with ahnyonghaseyo. Easier to pronounce and everyone understands :)
In case you don't have a handy dandy keyboard layout for the Korean alphabet, set your keyboard input to Korean and hit these letters: dkssudgktpdy. That SHOULD get you 안녕하세요. Whew, hope that helps!How do you call husband in Korean language?
the most common is YEOBO...
others will call their husband as "dangshin" or "jagi"
hope this helps
How do yo say welcome in korean?
In order of most formal to least formal:
어서 오십시오.
어서 오세요.
어서 와.
"어서 오세요." will probably be the most common form.
ga! = 가! = go!
na ga! = 나가! = you go!
jeoriga = 저리가! = go away!
How do you count from one to ten in Korean?
There are two ways to count in korean. The first way is used for just age, counting the number of something, etc. The second way is for math.
First way: hana (one), dool (two), set (three), net (four), da sut (five), yuh sut (six), il gope (seven), yuh duhl (eight), ahope (nine), yuhl (ten)
Second way: ill (1), ee (2), sahm (3), sah (4), oh (5), yook (6), chil (7), pahl (8), gooh (9), sibp (10)
Hope this helps :)
How do you say let's drink in Korean?
먹자/먹자요! Adding 자 to the end of a verb stem adds the meaning of "let's do this". 먹다 is the verb for "to eat" and 먹 is the verb stem. 요 is added to make it more polite.
How do you say don't like in Korean?
A few different ways to say "I don't speak Korean" in Korean are:
- 저는 한국어를 못합니다(jeo-neun hangukeo-reul motamnida)
- 한국말 수 없습니다
(hangukmal su eobseumnida)
- 나는 한국말 못해요 (na-neun hangukmal motaeyo)
What does um ma mean in Korean?
i think you might mean jeungmal (정말) which means "really" or "seriously" ^^
How do you write in Korean JESUS loves you?
I would say you write it as 예수는 당신을 사랑합니다
(if this was what you were looking for)
How do you say you are very sweet in Korean?
I love you:
사랑해--saranghae
girl:
소녀--so nyeo
there isn't a literal translation for love you girl in Korean. If you wanted to say I love you to someone, you'd simply say saranghae
What is the translation name of blessy in Korean?
Korean name will be Blessy Anne. Names don't translate into Korean because their roots are different. However, you could create your own Korean nickname and/or use the romanticized style of the name.
Names aren't translated. If you're a Catherine at home, you're a Catherine wherever you go. Or as close as local pronounciation can make it.
