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In Korean, ‘understood’ is said as 알겠습니다.

In Korean, “did you eat rice?” is translated as 밥 먹었어? A friendly greeting used to ask if someone is doing well or has eaten.

In Korean, the English verb ‘come’ can be translated using several different terms depending on the context. The default form is 도착하다.

To say happy birthday with name in Korean, put the person’s name before 생일 축하해 (saeng-il chuk-ha-hae), as in [Name]야, 생일 축하해.

The English phrase “what do you want to eat?” is translated into Korean as 뭐 먹고 싶어요?

칼리 is the Korean name for the city of Cali in Colombia. This phrase is used to refer to the city of Cali in Colombia.

The English word ‘shiny’ is translated to Korean as 반짝이는. 반짝이는 is used to describe something that is reflecting light.

In Korean, the phrase “I will kill you” is expressed as 죽여버릴 거야. This phrase is a threat used to express extreme anger or a desire to harm someone.

The English phrase ‘my name is lisa’ is expressed in Korean as 제 이름은 리사입니다. This phrase is used to introduce yourself by stating your name.

The English phrase “no meat” can be expressed in Korean as 고기 빼고. This phrase is used as a request to remove meat from a food order or recipe.