Was heißt »Ko­re­a­nisch« auf Englisch?

Deutsch/Englische Beispielübersetzungen

Ich studiere Koreanisch.

I am studying Korean.

I am studying the Korean language.

Ich lerne Koreanisch.

I study Korean.

I'm learning Korean.

I am learning Korean.

Mein Freund lernt Koreanisch.

My friend is studying Korean.

Meine Freundin lernt Koreanisch.

My friend studies Korean.

Yumis Koreanisch wird immer besser.

Yumi keeps getting better at Korean.

Sie verstehen doch Koreanisch, oder?

You understand Korean, don't you?

Ich erwäge, nächstes Semester Koreanisch zu lernen.

I'm thinking of learning Korean next semester.

Ich verstehe kein Koreanisch. Ich habe es nie gelernt.

I cannot understand Korean. I have never learnt it.

Japanisch hat etwas mit Koreanisch gemeinsam.

Japanese has something in common with Korean.

Koreanisch lernen ist schwer.

Learning Korean is difficult.

It's difficult to learn Korean.

Ich überlege, ob ich in diesem Semester Koreanisch lernen sollte.

I'm thinking about learning Korean this semester.

Ich lerne seit einem Jahr Koreanisch.

I have been studying Korean for 1 year.

Wie lange lernst du schon Koreanisch?

How long have you been learning Korean?

Sie sprechen kein Koreanisch.

They can't speak Korean.

Meine Freundin kann Japanisch, Koreanisch und Chinesisch.

My friend knows Japanese, Korean and Chinese.

Ich bringe dir Hausa bei und du mir Koreanisch.

I will teach you Hausa and you will teach me Korean.

Bald kann ich Koreanisch.

Soon I'll be speaking Korean.

Koreanisch ist leicht.

Korean is easy.

Wie sollte man "Programm" auf Koreanisch übersetzen?

How should you translate "program" in Korean?

Englische Beispielsätze

• Is it possible for a South Korean to visit North Korea?

• Do you speak Korean?

• South Korean pianist Cho Seong-jin played one of Mozart's previously unheard compositions for the first time at the start of the 2021 Mozartwoche Festival.

• He's not South Korean.

• She's not South Korean.

• She is not South Korean.

• Tom and Mary went to a Korean BBQ restaurant.

• There was a time when wearing face masks just on your chin was a trend amongst Korean high school students.

• I think following trends is a pretty big thing in South Korean culture.

• Tomorrow the Chinese national team play against the Korean national team in their home arena.

• "Is this Chinese or Japanese?" "It's Korean."

• A thousand South Korean Won equals about 0.88 US dollars.

• Tom's father is a Korean War veteran.

• Can you recommend a good Korean restaurant?

• He flew numerous combat missions during World War II and during the Korean Conflict.

• I want to eat some Korean food that isn't spicy.

• I want to eat some Korean food that isn't hot and spicy.

• Many people died when a large South Korean ferry sank.

• Why did you buy a Korean car?

• From what I understand, those who watch Korean soap operas basically are women with nothing to do.