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Kang & Kriel Recruitment
직장 한국어
Professional phrases for communicating with Korean co-teachers, staff, and administrators at your school.
| Korean | Romanization | English |
|---|---|---|
| 수고하셨습니다 | sugohasyeosseumnida | You've worked hard (farewell) |
| 네, 알겠습니다 | ne, algesseumnida | Yes, I understand |
| 잠시만요 | jamsimanyo | Just a moment, please |
| 회의 | hoeui | Meeting |
| 출근 | chulgeun | Going to work / Clocking in |
| 퇴근 | toegeun | Leaving work / Clocking out |
| 점심 먹었어요? | jeomsim meogeosseoyo? | Did you eat lunch? (common greeting) |
| 내일 뵙겠습니다 | naeil boepgesseumnida | See you tomorrow (formal) |
| 부탁드립니다 | butakdeurimnida | I'm counting on you / Please (formal request) |
| 교장 선생님 | gyojang seonsaengnim | Principal |
| 교무실 | gyomusil | Teachers' office / Staff room |
| 연차 | yeoncha | Annual leave / Day off |
"점심 먹었어요?" (Did you eat?) is one of the most common greetings in Korean workplaces — it shows care, not an actual food inquiry. Also, "수고하셨습니다" is the standard way to say goodbye to coworkers at the end of the day, acknowledging their hard work.