Sometimes I use LLMs to find vocabulary/definitions in a foreign language. Usually online translators like translate.google.com and papago.naver.com work 99% o

Sometimes I use LLMs to find vocabulary/definitions in a foreign language. Usually online translators like translate.google.com and papago.naver.com work 99% of the time. However, for that remaining 1% Bing Copilot has come in clutch. The LLM has the advantage of being able to query about a specific context. Of course, I always double-check the answers. Here is a specific query I did recently: > 영돈, in terms of spending money in korean to english > The Korean term "용돈" translates to "pocket money" or "spending money" in English¹. It refers to money that individuals can use freely without any specific purpose, often given by parents to their children⁴. So, whether you're saving up for a treat or just need some extra cash, "용돈" has got you covered! (I could have sworn the original Copilot answer repeated the incorrect "영돈" in its answer, but I found the correct "용돈" by looking up "spending money" or "pocket money" in the online translators.)