Vocabulary
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wangbok
Round trip
부산까지 왕복으로 두 장 주세요.
Two round-trip tickets to Busan, please.
pyeondo
One way (ticket)
편도 표가 왕복보다 비싸요?
Is a one-way ticket more expensive than a round trip?
hwanjeon
currency exchange
공항에서 환전할 수 있어요.
You can exchange money at the airport.
gaseol
hypothesis
실험 결과가 우리의 가설을 뒷받침했다.
The experiment's results supported our hypothesis.
gojeonggwannyeom
stereotype / fixed idea
고정관념을 버리면 새로운 것이 보여요.
When you drop stereotypes, you see new things.
geungeo
Grounds, basis, supporting evidence
주장을 할 때는 근거를 함께 제시해야 합니다.
When you make a claim, you must present supporting evidence with it.
nonmun
thesis; academic paper
졸업 논문을 쓰느라 밤을 새웠어요.
I stayed up all night writing my graduation thesis.
bulgapihada
to be unavoidable / inevitable
물가 상승으로 가격 인상이 불가피합니다.
Due to rising prices, a price increase is unavoidable.
inyonghada
to quote / cite
다른 사람의 글을 인용할 때는 반드시 출처를 밝혀야 한다.
When quoting someone else's writing, you must cite the source.
jisok ganeunghan
sustainable
지속 가능한 발전을 위해 모두가 노력해야 한다.
Everyone must work toward sustainable development.
chamgo munheon
References, bibliography
논문 끝에 참고 문헌 목록을 정리했어요.
I organized the reference list at the end of the paper.
pyojeol
Plagiarism
출처를 밝히지 않으면 표절이 될 수 있어요.
If you don't cite the source, it can be plagiarism.
georaecheo
client / business partner
오후에 거래처 사람들과 미팅이 있어요.
I have a meeting with people from a client company this afternoon.
gyeonjeokseo
Quotation, price estimate
세 군데 업체에서 견적서를 받아 비교해 봤어요.
We got quotations from three companies and compared them.
gyeyakseo
contract (document)
계약서에 서명하기 전에 꼼꼼히 읽어 보세요.
Read the contract carefully before signing it.
siljeok
(business) performance; results
올해 영업 실적이 작년보다 좋아졌습니다.
This year's sales performance improved over last year.
iljeongeul joyulhada
To coordinate / work out a schedule
거래처와 미팅 일정을 조율하고 있습니다.
We are coordinating the meeting schedule with the client.
hyeopsang
negotiation
두 회사는 오랜 협상 끝에 합의했다.
The two companies reached an agreement after long negotiations.
-dae
sentence ending reporting what someone else said, 'they say' (from -다고 해)
내일 비가 온대요.
They say it will rain tomorrow.
-de
sentence ending reporting what the speaker personally saw or experienced (from -더라)
그 식당 음식이 정말 맛있데.
(I found that) the food at that restaurant is really good.
ba-ra-da
to hope, to wish
시험에 꼭 합격하기를 바라요.
I really hope you pass the exam.
ba-rae-da
to fade, to discolor; to see (someone) off
햇빛 때문에 커튼 색이 바랬어요.
The curtains' color faded because of the sunlight.
ban-deu-si
surely, without fail, definitely
내일까지 반드시 숙제를 내세요.
Be sure to hand in your homework by tomorrow.
ban-deu-si [반드시]
straight, upright, neatly
의자에 반듯이 앉으세요.
Please sit up straight in your chair.
han-cham
a long while, for quite some time
버스를 한참 기다렸어요.
I waited for the bus for quite a long time.
han-chang
the peak, the height, in full swing
지금 벚꽃이 한창이에요.
The cherry blossoms are at their peak now.
magyeonhada
to be vague / uncertain
졸업 후 계획이 아직 막연해요.
My plans after graduation are still vague.
baeryeo
consideration / thoughtfulness
다른 사람을 배려하는 마음이 중요해요.
Having consideration for others is important.
ganeun mari gowaya oneun mari gopda
Speak kindly and you will be spoken to kindly
가는 말이 고와야 오는 말이 곱다니까 먼저 친절하게 말해 봐.
Kind words get kind words back, so try speaking nicely first.
gosaeng kkeute nagi onda
After hardship comes happiness (no pain, no gain)
지금은 힘들지만 고생 끝에 낙이 온다고 하잖아요.
It's hard now, but they say happiness comes after hardship.