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In Korean, “did you eat?” is expressed as 밥 먹었어? A friendly greeting used to show care for someone’s well-being by asking if they have had a meal.

The English phrase ‘stay alive’ is expressed in Korean as 살아남다.

To say “have a good sleep” in Korean, use 잘 자. This phrase is used to wish someone a restful night before they go to bed.

The English phrase ‘classroom’ is translated into Korean as 교실. The term refers to a room within a school.

The English phrase “head manager” is translated into Korean as 부장.

The English word ‘grade’ can be translated into Korean as 성적 or 점수. The term 성적 refers to an academic record or overall performance.

The English phrase “is this correct?” is expressed in Korean as 이거 맞아요? This phrase is used to verify the accuracy or correctness of something.

The name Caleb is translated into Korean as 케일럽. 케일럽 is used to refer to the biblical character Caleb.

In Korean, “noted” can be expressed as 알겠습니다.

The English phrase “time” is translated into Korean as 시간. 시간 is a noun used to refer to the measurement of a quantity of time.