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The English phrase ‘hello and bye’ is expressed in Korean as 안녕. 안녕 is a casual greeting used both when arriving and when leaving.

The English phrase “I am excited” is translated into Korean as 기대돼요.

The English phrase “hot weather” is translated into Korean as 더운 날씨. 더운 날씨 is used to describe conditions where the air temperature is high.

In Korean, “without” is expressed as 없이. The term 없이 is used to express the concept of “without”, indicating that something is not present or not used.

The English phrase ‘younger sister’ is translated into Korean as 여동생.

The Korean word for ‘bangs’ is 앞머리. 앞머리 is used to refer to the hair that hangs over the forehead, just like the English word ‘bangs’.

The English phrase “stay cool” is expressed in Korean as 침착해. This phrase is used to tell someone to remain calm and composed in a stressful situation.

The English phrase ‘may be’ is expressed in Korean as 어쩌면. 어쩌면 is an adverbial phrase used to express that something is possible but not certain.

The Korean word for ‘bung’ is 붕. 붕 is a noun used to refer to a stopper.

The English word ‘trillion’ is translated into Korean as 조. Both 조 and 만억 refer to the number 10¹², which is a million million.