62. Economy Expressions in Korean

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When you start learning a new language, it is vital to understand the expressions that are used in everyday life, especially those related to economics. In Korean, there are many expressions you can use to talk about economics, money and business. Understanding these expressions will not only help you communicate more effectively, but will also give you a deeper insight into Korean culture and customs. Let's explore some of these expressions.

1. 돈을 벌다 (don-eul beol-da): This is a common expression meaning "to earn money". It is used when you want to talk about earning money through work or a business.

2. 돈을 절약하다 (don-eul jeol-yak-ha-da): This expression means "to save money". You can use it when you're talking about saving money for the future or for a specific purchase.

3. 가격이 싼 (ga-gyeog-i ssan): This expression is used to describe something that is "cheap" or "low cost". It's useful when you're shopping and want to talk about the price of an item.

4. 가격이 비싼 (ga-gyeog-i bi-ssan): The opposite of 가격이 싼, this expression is used to describe something that is "expensive".

5. 돈을 투자하다 (don-eul tu-ja-ha-da): This expression means "to invest money". It is used when you are talking about investing money in stocks, real estate or any other type of investment.

6. 이익을 내다 (i-ik-eul nae-da): This expression means "to make a profit". It is used when you want to talk about making money from an investment or business.

7. 손해를 보다 (son-hae-reul bo-da): The opposite of 이익을 내다, this expression is used to describe a "loss". It is used when you lose money on an investment or trade.

8. 경제적으로 어렵다 (gyeong-je-jeok-eu-ro eo-ryeop-da): This expression means "to be in financial difficulties". It is used when you are going through a difficult financial situation.

9. 돈을 대출하다 (don-eul dae-chul-ha-da): This expression means "to borrow money". It is used when you need to borrow money from a bank or someone else.

10. 돈을 갚다 (don-eul gap-da): This expression means "pay money back". It is used when you are paying back money that you have borrowed.

These are just a few of the many expressions you can use when talking about economics in Korean. As you can see, learning these expressions can help you communicate more effectively and better understand Korean culture and customs. Keep practicing and using these expressions in your daily conversations to become more fluent in Korean.

Last but not least, remember that practice is the key to mastering any language. So try to use these expressions in your daily conversations and keep learning new expressions to expand your vocabulary. Good luck on your Korean learning journey!

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