Even! Sarah! What is the meaning?

This phrase is in Korean.

Even: It means brother; Sarah: I love you.

The meaning of this sentence is: Brother! I love you!

This sentence in Korean is written as follows:

平语 (o ba sa rang hai) Honorific (o ba sa rang hai yo) is pronunciation in parentheses.

There are also some simple everyday Korean words:

Hello!

It's a pleasure to see you!

Tea does not go with Mida) Please take care of it!

Konsang Hamida) Thank you!

Cui Song shouted Mida) Sorry!

Ah, you're embarrassed, and goodbye, you told your guests!

Ah, as soon as you give it to Sa, it also means goodbye, but this is what the guest said to you!

Ah, you have a good night!

Sang Lang hey again) I love you!

Miahada) I'm sorry!

Suguha Xiu Dead Mida) You have worked hard!

Happy birthday to Kahamida!

Dova Foot Sa) Please help me!

Medicine Raha give again) I contact you!

Korean, Oba, brother means, Sarah, it means I love you.

It's Korean. It means brother I love you.

Brother, I love you as Ou Dad, Sarah hey.

The meaning of this sentence is: Brother, I love you.

Note] is a transliteration of the Korean language.

In Korea, girls call their familiar older brothers or favorite people (even bar).

(Sarah) is the most general term, and there is also an honorific saying for Sarah).

Yes. This is the most common in Korean and appears more often in TV dramas. It means brother I love you.

Brother, I love you!!

Note: This sentence can only be said by girls, not boys, because girls can only call their brothers to be called puppets, boys can't!!

Literal translation: Brother, I love you.

Note: Korean girls are used to calling their lovers "elder brothers", or older ones "uncles".

Meaning: Uncle! I love you!

Sarah Heiyo) is one of the Korean sayings I love you, and I love you.

The pronunciation sa lang hei) is a general way of saying the pronunciation sa lang hei yo) is an honorific saying and the pronunciation sa lang hā hā da) is another way of saying sa lang ha mi da) is a very formal way of saying.